Not only that, but deca can interfere with the T levels measured by the labs, showing a higher number than what u actually have, so u can't dial in the protocol properly.Originally Posted by Youthful55guy
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Not only that, but deca can interfere with the T levels measured by the labs, showing a higher number than what u actually have, so u can't dial in the protocol properly.
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I did not know that! I'll need to tuck that away. Thanks for sharing.
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It can skew ECLIA values, but not LC-MS/MS.
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Yes, that's correct. However ECLIA is cheaper and more often used, in my country I haven't found a lab that has LC-MS. So I can't even do sensitive E2.
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Many of the Drs. here in the US use ECLIA as well unless you can get them to code it for LC-MS/MS testing.Yes, that's correct. However ECLIA is cheaper and more often used, in my country I haven't found a lab that has LC-MS. So I can't even do sensitive E2.
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