Please check out my testosterone test results !!

[macoza]

I received my T results among other test results posted below and want to know if theyre normal for a man of 54 years of age suffering from ED and low libido...

Testosterone: 506
Prostate-Specific Ag: 2​
Hemoglobin A1c: 5​
ALT (SGPT): 8​
Alkaline Phosphatase: 73​
Bilirubin, Total: 0.7​
Globulin, Total: 2.4​
Albumin: 4.5​
Protein, Total: 6.9​
Calsium: 9.4
Carbon Dioxide, Total: 22​
Chloride: 104​
Potassium: 4.1​
Sodium: 141​
BUN/Creatinine Ratio: 12​
eGFR: 99​
Creatinine: 0.92​
BUN: 11​
Immature Grans (Abs): 0.0​
Baso (Absolute): 0.0​
Eos (Absolute): 0.0​
Monocytes(Absolute): 0.5​
Lymphs (Absolute): 1.4​
Neutrophils (Absolute): 3.1​
Basos: 1​
Eos: 1
Monocytes: 9​
Lymphs: 27​
Neutrophils: 62​
Platelets: 183​
RDW: 13.2​
MCHC: 33.5​
MCH: 28.6​
MCV: 86​
Hematocrit: 46​
Hemoglobin: 15.4​
RBC: 5.38​
WBC: 5.0​

[ElbowRoom]

Over 500 is very good for a man in his 50s.

[CanGetItUpButNotOff]

I prefer my Total T to be in the range of 700-900. With oral testosterone, I recently hit 1100 and have backed off the dosage and am currently in the mid-500's. My uro wants me to go up some more.

You're missing Free T or bioavailable T. I consider them more important than Total T.

I could be way off the mark since I'm going by memory, but your Creatinine strikes me as high, which, if so, would indicate potential kidney issues. Did your lab give you a reference range?

[jwjwjw]

I had testosterone level of 900 and still had ED.

I was 68 at the time ...70 now

Trimix immediately took care of the ED issue

[macoza]

I prefer my Total T to be in the range of 700-900. With oral testosterone, I recently hit 1100 and have backed off the dosage and am currently in the mid-500's. My uro wants me to go up some more.

My previous uro scripted me clomid last year which I still have. I used it before but it caused hair loss. I can probably take a small quantity but just enough as to hopefully raise libido but if I see hair shedding I'll completely stop taking it big time.

You're missing Free T or bioavailable T. I consider them more important than Total T.

I'll get that done soon.

I could be way off the mark since I'm going by memory, but your Creatinine strikes me as high, which, if so, would indicate potential kidney issues. Did your lab give you a reference range?

The creatine range my lab gave me is: 0.76 - 1.27. So my creatinine 0.92 should be in the normal range.

[Martin6469]

Agree with CanGetItUp... Bio-available T seems to be what does the job for us, but it's hard to measure. Take a look at "What's the Difference Between Total T and Free T" at www.medichecks.com. You will see that you must see an endocrinologist, due to the great complexity of testosterone in its several forms. An endocrinologist who specializes in mens' sex problems would be best.

(I compared your numbers with my past readings and find all within spec.)