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Male high Estradiol level maybe high THS?
High estradiol 45 pg/ml
THS 3.68 uIU/ml
serum testosterone 727 ng/dl
free testo.12.7 pg/ml
Always cold even when room at 80
Very dry eyes (feel and as measured by optometrist)
Very dry skin
Bad sleep quality (wake up in the middle of night etc)
male 53 years old
178 Lb
5' 7"
Any ideas or if I need to see a Dr. should it be Endocrinologist or General Medicine?
THS 3.68 uIU/ml
serum testosterone 727 ng/dl
free testo.12.7 pg/ml
Always cold even when room at 80
Very dry eyes (feel and as measured by optometrist)
Very dry skin
Bad sleep quality (wake up in the middle of night etc)
male 53 years old
178 Lb
5' 7"
Any ideas or if I need to see a Dr. should it be Endocrinologist or General Medicine?
Although, there seems nothing much to worry about, please go and get your self checked by an Endocrinologist.
Wish you all the best.
Parth Adhyaru
Wish you all the best.
Parth Adhyaru
Hi,
I will give you some ideas based on what I know:
Your estradiol level of 45 pg/ml appears well within range. You have an excellent level of total testosterone. Your TSH level of 3.68, though high, is not all that high. Again, TSH alone may not mean much, unless T3 and T4 are also measured. All I find wrong with your readings is the low level of free testo, which I think should have been much higher. But then the testo equations are often so confusing that only experts will be able to give a correct diagnosis of the problem. As I see, the low free testo suggests you have high levels of SHBG, which may also suggest that if SHBG were to be reduced, your estrogen level would have also gone up, as SHBG binds to both testo and estrogen.
Whether your symptoms are related to low free testo or hypothyroidism ( providedT3/T4 levels are low), or some other problem, can only be confirmed by an expert physician. So I recommend you to consult a general physician for further diagnosis.
Solace
I will give you some ideas based on what I know:
Your estradiol level of 45 pg/ml appears well within range. You have an excellent level of total testosterone. Your TSH level of 3.68, though high, is not all that high. Again, TSH alone may not mean much, unless T3 and T4 are also measured. All I find wrong with your readings is the low level of free testo, which I think should have been much higher. But then the testo equations are often so confusing that only experts will be able to give a correct diagnosis of the problem. As I see, the low free testo suggests you have high levels of SHBG, which may also suggest that if SHBG were to be reduced, your estrogen level would have also gone up, as SHBG binds to both testo and estrogen.
Whether your symptoms are related to low free testo or hypothyroidism ( providedT3/T4 levels are low), or some other problem, can only be confirmed by an expert physician. So I recommend you to consult a general physician for further diagnosis.
Solace
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