[Misty0732]

I could use a little help here.

Last month I had a full blood panel that showed my free testosterone was way below normal. So the doctor ordered more tests. Here are the results:

LH - 10.6 mlU/mL (above normal high)
FSH - 3.2 mlU/mL (within normal limits, at the low end)

Total T - 417 ng/dL (within normal limits, at the low end)
Free T - 0.5 pg/mL (WAY below normal low)

Prolactin - 9.2 ng/mL (within normal limits, at about the middle)

So the NP I saw today said that the high LH was increasing the aromatase activity in my body and converting my Free T to estrogen, thus explaining my low free T.

I haven't been able to find anything online to support this statement. Anybody here have an insight?

Thanks!

Misty

Oh -- I politely declined the offer for androgen replacement therapy!