This technique is same as sit ups. just add few thins. Pinch your ear lobes. curl your tongue and touch the upper palate of your mouth with the tip of the tongue.Inhale when you sit down and exhale when you get up.This is combination of yoga(tongue completers the orbit of energy, pinching lobes is from acupressure and sit up is a well known aerobic exercise. You may do 15 situaps daily.It is a simple but effective exercise.
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You may Google' Super-brain yoga' which may help you regain vigor. I did write in details but unfortunately computer crashed and the message was lost. I am sure you will be able to find out this link. If there is a problem pl write to me.
Hi,
It appears your symptoms are sub clinical to be seen by the diagnostic tests. You could get an MRI of the brain and T3/T4 levels and check if they are Ok. Most likely, those will be also alright. Also have you checked your cotisol level ?
May be I would guess you need to get more sleep, try to sleep by 10 PM and get up early if required. Reduce your exercise level if you are overdoing it. Also trim down a bit of your protein intake. Do some breathing and relaxing exercises to refresh your brain. Rest I think would get settled on their own.
Solace
Thanks solace
I did have my glucose done. It measured 5.2nmol/L fasting and 5.1 non fasting.
Oestradiol was 45pmol/L
Shgb was 36nmol/L
Only supplements I take are whey protein.
Hi,
Thanks for the feedback. A few more things I would like you to look at :
Have you done a complete blood glucose test?, if not please do it. You need to check both fasting as well as postprandial glucose levels, it may appear silly, but it is very important.
If glucose levels are Ok, next, you should take a closer look at your adrenal glands to see if anything wrong with them. Monitor also your blood pressure closely.
And finally, may be you need to do an MRI of the brain to see if pituitary is in order, since in the first readings, your FSH, DHEA and Prolactin are all on high side, the common factor being the pituitary gland.
Have you also got your readings on SHBG and Estrogen levels ?. Since your testosterone levels in the first readings are on low side, higher values of these can also affect good health. By the way are you taking any food supplements as a part of your body building activity, sometimes these can also alter an otherwise balanced hormone levels.
I am writing all these since you are not willing to wait for six months as per your doctor's advice. In any case, I strongly advise you against any self medication.
Solace
Thanks for reply Solace
My diet is very healthy and always has been. My other readings such as cholesterol and zinc etc are perfectly healthy. My BMI is high but that because I work out, it's around 26.5. But in terms of body composite its an inaccurate reading for me, I'm low in bodyfat.
Medications - none at all.
Sleep - I used to sleep 5-6hrs per night on weekdays 7-8 on weekends. Now I recently need much more 6-8 weekdays and 8-9 weekends.
My issue is, there is no change in lifestyle to be made for the levels to naturally occur. And even 310 level is on the high side, and even though the doc says prolactin shouldn't fluctuate much, it is for me it appears.
Hi,
Since your readings are on a boarder line high, doctors may not give you any medicine. For boys, a two fold increase in prolactin is not considered a problem at all, I hope they are right and that it may get adjusted by itself just by a change of life style as you have already seen through your second set of readings. Therefore, it will be worth waiting for a period of six months and do a retest if symptoms persist.
How many hours of good sleep do you get every day? I hope you take reduced carb in your diet and also take more fruits and vegetables. What is your BMI status? Are you on any medications? As regards thyroid health , I feel it is better to take readings of T3/T4 at least once, since TSH alone may not indicate how functional the thyroid is.
You can also consult a dietitian in the mean time and check up if you need to make any modifications in your diet in the context of the health readings. You may also check if your zinc intake in particular is adequate.
Solace