[missboobshirt]

Ugh. It looks like the only applicable hormones missing are the two that are most needed! They didn't test either E or P at all. If you can order independent labs for just those two or some other limited set as long as they include those two, I would, but only while I'm completely clear of any supplements for a while. You'd likely have to intentionally break at least 2 months, one to make sure your regular cycle reasserted itself, and the second to actually take a full cycle's worth of tests of E and P. They should have you test each at least twice, and better if it's three times at different parts of the cycle.

Oh, and something you asked on that post, I don't know if I ever said anything in your thread about it, but your DHEAs was fine. DHEAs is a primarily male hormone anyways, as you can see by the reference numbers and the fact that even the low point in the male range is much higher. As long as you aren't UNDER the minimum for females, you're okay. Supplementing DHEAs is always a chancy business as well, there's a very strong likelihood of just unbalancing yourself worse.

I knoww for some reason they said they'd only test those if I was trying to get pregnant-- maybe if I actually PAY for it instead of getting it issued from a doctor then I can get E & P. IDK why they just couldn't include it :/

Thank you I was worried about that. it says the range for 18-30y/o women is 59-432, mine was 229. I guess it could always be lower, though. I was actually interested in my SHBG at the time, bc it was high. I was looking up that high SHBG might cause breast decrease, I was thinking that was my problem for a long time (with breast decrease/fluctuations)