I cant wrap my head around whats going on with my hormone levels. Ive been getting my blood checked 2-3 times a year, just out of curiosity. However, Ive noticed recently my testosterone levels have drop almost 40%. Here is a quick run down of the blood work.
- Winter 2014- 991 ng/dL
- Spring 2015- 1024 ng/dl
- Fall 2015- 1014 ng/dl
- Spring 2016- 981 ng/dl
- Fall 2016- 740 ng/dl
- Summer 2017- 782 ng/dl
- Winter 2017- 730 ng/dl
- Spring 2018- 610 ng/dl
Estradiol has increased slightly to 17.6 pg/ml (most recent test). Thyroid values are right where they should be, maybe T4 being on the higher end of the range. Most blood work was done before 9:30am, within 30-45 minutes of waking up. Except for spring 2016 which was at 11:43am.
Ill be getting new blood work done soon (total test, free test, sbgh, thyroid panel, estradiol, and dhea). I just cant understand why my levels have tanked so hard.
Im 26 years old. Since late 2016 Ive definitely had less overall energy, drive/motivation, and libido. I just chalked that up to losing my job and starting a new stressful one (have quit this year). I stopped working out entirely around the same time.
What do yall think?
- Winter 2014- 991 ng/dL
- Spring 2015- 1024 ng/dl
- Fall 2015- 1014 ng/dl
- Spring 2016- 981 ng/dl
- Fall 2016- 740 ng/dl
- Summer 2017- 782 ng/dl
- Winter 2017- 730 ng/dl
- Spring 2018- 610 ng/dl
Estradiol has increased slightly to 17.6 pg/ml (most recent test). Thyroid values are right where they should be, maybe T4 being on the higher end of the range. Most blood work was done before 9:30am, within 30-45 minutes of waking up. Except for spring 2016 which was at 11:43am.
Ill be getting new blood work done soon (total test, free test, sbgh, thyroid panel, estradiol, and dhea). I just cant understand why my levels have tanked so hard.
Im 26 years old. Since late 2016 Ive definitely had less overall energy, drive/motivation, and libido. I just chalked that up to losing my job and starting a new stressful one (have quit this year). I stopped working out entirely around the same time.
What do yall think?
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