Your Estradiol and catecholamines, FSH and LH are within range. As for cortisol the stress hormone it’s also within normal range.
URINALYSIS,COMPLETE 12/05/2018 (#745327, Final)
Report | Result | Ref. Range | Units | Status | Lab | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
COLOR | Yellow | YELLOW | Normal | Final | TBR | |
APPEARANCE | Clear | CLEAR | Normal | Final | TBR | |
SPECIFIC GRAVITY | 1.022 | 1.001-1.035 | Normal | Final | TBR | |
PH | 6.5 | 5.0-8.0 | Normal | Final | TBR | |
GLUCOSE | Negative | NEGATIVE | Normal | Final | TBR | |
BILIRUBIN | Negative | NEGATIVE | Normal | Final | TBR | |
KETONES | Negative | NEGATIVE | Normal | Final | TBR | |
OCCULT BLOOD | Negative | NEGATIVE | Normal | Final | TBR | |
PROTEIN | Negative | NEGATIVE | Normal | Final | TBR | |
NITRITE | Negative | NEGATIVE | Normal | Final | TBR | |
LEUKOCYTE ESTERASE | Negative | NEGATIVE | Normal | Final | TBR | |
WBC | None Seen | <OR=5 | /hpf | Normal | Final | TBR |
RBC | None Seen | <OR=2 | /hpf | Normal | Final | TBR |
SQUAMOUS EPITHELIAL CELLS | None Seen | <OR=5 | /hpf | Normal | Final | TBR |
BACTERIA | None Seen | NONE SEEN | /hpf | Normal | Final | TBR |
HYALINE CAST | None Seen | NONE SEEN | /lpf | Normal | Final | TBR |
BC (INCLUDES DIFF/PLT) 12/05/2018 (#745326, Final)
Report Result Ref. Range Units Status Lab
WBC 7.4 3.8-10.8 Thous/mcL Normal Final TBR
RBC 4.85 4.20-5.80 Mill/mcL Normal Final TBR
HEMOGLOBIN 15.6 13.2-17.1 g/dL Normal Final TBR
HEMATOCRIT 46.8 38.5-50.0 % Normal Final TBR
MCV 96.4 80.0-100.0 fL Normal Final TBR
MCH 32.1 27.0-33.0 pg Normal Final TBR
MCHC 33.3 32.0-36.0 g/dL Normal Final TBR
RDW 12.6 11.0-15.0 % Normal Final TBR
PLATELET COUNT 241 140-400 Thous/mcL Normal Final TBR
MPV 7.9 7.5-12.5 fL Normal Final TBR
TOTAL NEUTROPHILS,% 62.8 38-80 % Normal Final TBR
TOTAL LYMPHOCYTES,% 28.0 15-49 % Normal Final TBR
MONOCYTES,% 7.6 0-13 % Normal Final TBR
EOSINOPHILS,% 1.0 0-8 % Normal Final TBR
BASOPHILS,% 0.6 0-2 % Normal Final TBR
NEUTROPHILS,ABSOLUTE 4647 1500-7800 Cells/mcL Normal Final TBR
LYMPHOCYTES,ABSOLUTE 2072 850-3900 Cells/mcL Normal Final TBR
MONOCYTES,ABSOLUTE 562 200-950 Cells/mcL Normal Final TBR
EOSINOPHILS,ABSOLUTE 74 15-500 Cells/mcL Normal Final TBR
BASOPHILS,ABSOLUTE 44 0-200 Cells/mcL Normal Final TBR
DIFFERENTIAL Normal Final TBR
An instrument differential was performed.
I can say one thing for sure.
Your urine analysis is all clear. So you don’t have a Urinary Tract infection.
As for the hormones best to consult an Endocrinologist mate
LIPID PANEL,STANDARD 12/05/2018 (#745325, Final)
Report Result Ref. Range Units Status Lab
CHOLESTEROL,TOTAL 245 <200 mg/dL High Final TBR
HDL CHOLESTEROL 56 >40 mg/dL Normal Final TBR
CHOLESTEROL/HDL RATIO 4.4 <5.0 calc Normal Final TBR
LDL CHOL, CALCULATED 164 <100 mg/dL High Final TBR
LDL-C is now calculated using the Martin-Hopkins calculation,
which is a validated novel method providing better accuracy
than the Friedewald equation in the estimation of LDL-C.
Martin SS et al. JAMA. 2013; 310(19): 2061-2068
For additional information, please refer to
http://education.QuestDiagnostics.com/faq/FAQ164
(This link is being provided for informational/educational
purposes only.)
Desirable range < 100 mg/dL for primary prevention; <70 mg/dL
for patients with CHD or diabetic patients with > or = 2 CHD
risk factors.
TRIGLYCERIDES 127 <150 mg/dL Normal Final TBR
NON HDL CHOLESTEROL 189 <130 mg/dL (calc) High Final TBR
For patients with diabetes plus 1 major ASCVD risk
factor, treating to a non-HDL-C goal of <100 mg/dL
(LDL-C of <70 mg/dL) is considered a therapeutic
option.
COMP METAB PANEL 12/05/2018 (#745324, Final)
Report | Result | Ref. Range | Units | Status | Lab | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
GLUCOSE | 85 | 65-139 | mg/dL | Normal | Final | TBR |
The glucose reference range is based on a non-fasting state. | ||||||
SODIUM | 140 | 135-146 | mmol/L | Normal | Final | TBR |
POTASSIUM | 4.0 | 3.5-5.3 | mmol/L | Normal | Final | TBR |
CHLORIDE | 103 | 98-110 | mmol/L | Normal | Final | TBR |
CARBON DIOXIDE | 28 | 20-32 | mmol/L | Normal | Final | TBR |
UREA NITROGEN | 17 | 7-25 | mg/dL | Normal | Final | TBR |
CREATININE | 0.94 | 0.60-1.35 | mg/dL | Normal | Final | TBR |
BUN/CREATININE RATIO | NOTE | 6-22 | (calc) | Normal | Final | TBR |
Bun/Creatinine ratio is not reported when the Bun and Creatinine values are within normal limits. | ||||||
CALCIUM | 9.5 | 8.6-10.3 | mg/dL | Normal | Final | TBR |
PROTEIN, TOTAL | 7.4 | 6.1-8.1 | g/dL | Normal | Final | TBR |
ALBUMIN | 4.6 | 3.6-5.1 | g/dL | Normal | Final | TBR |
GLOBULIN | 2.8 | 1.9-3.7 | g/dL (calc) | Normal | Final | TBR |
ALBUMIN/GLOBULIN RATIO | 1.6 | 1.0-2.5 | (calc) | Normal | Final | TBR |
BILIRUBIN,TOTAL | 0.6 | 0.2-1.2 | mg/dL | Normal | Final | TBR |
ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE | 51 | 40-115 | U/L | Normal | Final | TBR |
AST | 17 | 10-40 | U/L | Normal | Final | TBR |
ALT | 19 | 9-46 | U/L | Normal | Final | TBR |
EGFR NON AFR AMERICAN | 100 | >=60 | mL/min/1.73m2 | Normal | Final | TBR |
EGFR AFRICAN AMERICAN | 115 | >=60 | mL/min/1.73m2 | Normal | Final | TBR |
Unfortunately I dont have any old tests to compare against
How did you get your dopamine tested? I thought neurotransmitters in the brain can’t be tested. I’d like to this as well. Also, seems like a lot of us are low on Vit D.
It was part of a blood test as far as Iknow. All I know is that they litterally filled about 14 vials of blood and 1 cup of pee.
Wow what did you ask for to get such comprehensive testing? Was this from your GP?
Yes… I told them about PFS and said I want to know every possible level of hormone etc… My goal was to find what was causing my insomnia. It seems like its stemming from low T but who knows. I see an Endo on 12/30 and hopefully they will have some insight.
As for Vit D… I take 5000iu a day… sometimes I double it to 10000. Hard to believe I’m barely in range.
So you have the VDR mutation? I do and my Vit D is always low
what is a VDR mutation
your vitamin D is fine
I thought it would be higher considering I take a minimum of 5000iu a day and twice a week I bump it to 10,000iu.
try 10,000 ED. thats what i do, it rides around 40-45. but i have a vitamin d mutation
I take pills that are 5000… I’ll double up for a few more days per week. Once i can get in front of an Endocrinologist… I can work out a plan to maybe attack a few of my issues.
My sides are very mild so I’m wondering if I can get my T boosted if I could get my system back to a more normal homeostasis. Honestly if I could just beat this insomnia i would be happy to live the rest of my life as is. The insomnia in my mind is one of the worst sides to deal with.
you’re heading down the right direction then. You may want to trial clomid under your doctors supervision and see if that helps. You may just have hypogonadism. We’ll see what they suggest
@gents93 I have seen clomid mentioned. I never really looked into it out of fear of any hormonal replacement treatments making things worse long term. If any of that is suggested i will really need the wisdom and experience of this forum to make an educated decision. God forbid I make myself crash with some new set of symptoms. I know its like beating a dead horse but I’m really starting to think cycling herbs to slowly boost T long term might be a viable strategy. I might consider some of the stuff CDN suggests to see what happens. I think its important to have test results and not fly blind trying to guess whether levels are going up or down.