yes!!! i feel i may be onto something! i dont recieve all my blood results until next week. but upon another glance of the blood results i have recieved i just noticed that my ALK phosphatase is in the very low range of normal. my ALK phosphatase level is 60 U/L and the flag reference range is 40-115. males under the age of 22 are supposed to have elevated ALK phosphatase. infact males under the age of 18 can have anywhere between 300-75 U/L of ALK phosphatase. i know this number should be higher concidering my serium calcium is in the high normal range. more then likly my phosphorus will be lower then my ALK phosphatase because of how the blood converts phosphorus with ALK,AST, and ATL. my ATL was 25 U/L with the flag range between 10-60. having higher calcium and lower phasphatase is not normal, and could be the reason for my hypoparathyroidism. i am sure i will know what is going with me when the results come in on monday or tuesday regarding my phosphrus, complete calcium, and magnesium levels.
I think the range on calcium (you did not give the range - so it is very hard to tell) at my lab has a low end of 8 or 9, so you are looking ok as far as calcium - which is good - you do not want tetany.
Let us know about the other tests.
i wont know my ionized calcium, phosphorus, or magnesium until some time next week. my serium calcium was tested twice. the first time it was 10.4 and most recently it was 10.0.
I have hypoparathyroidism. Mine came from surgery so the source was easy. I had a 5.5 PTH. Was your calcium abnormal - or alk phosphotase, or phosphorus?
FSH is a pituitary test. If that is low, then they need to, IMHO, run more pituitary tests - but if you go to a normal endo, they may not be pituitary savvy. Having a pituitary issue, loss of libido is pretty normal symptom so they need to look in that direction. There are a lot of tests that can be run - there are many forms of testosterone - bioavailable testosterone is the best test as it runs all of them - plus you need to run estradiol (men have estrogen too), dhea sulfate (a precursor hormone that becomes either T or E), and sex binding hormone to see how much is in your tissues.
For the HypoP - an ionized calcium and vitamin D would be good.
GPs are not good with endocrine testing - you need a good endo - get copies of your testing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-SSRI_sexual_dysfunction
http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/122207-overview
i forgot to include a i find very embaressing, i have also had moderate sexual problems which include both difficulty obtaining an erection and very little ejaculate.