[Dee]

[quote='jellyfish66' pid='58966' dateline='1348729516']
hello! yes my other friend said my doctor is feeding me crap too lol but i really dont know.
you said male T levels are 500+? im afraid we're using differen scale units? uber confused. because on my chart it says male t levels should be 14+ up to 20 something..hmmm but another scale said 7.4..so im super confused. which country are you in? i think ill get another hormone test in canada and see
im planning on taking sp and evening primerose oil..heard it does wonders

http://www.livestrong.com/article/264036-normal-testosterone-levels-in-males/

Normal levels of testosterone can range from as low as 350 ng/dl to 1,200 ng/dl or nanograms per deciliter. Lichten says that as many as half of all men at age 40 have levels below 450 ng/dl. Your level is highest in the morning and declines as the day goes on due to factors such as stress or exercise.

Read more: http://www.livestrong.com/article/264036-normal-testosterone-levels-in-males/#ixzz27iDZBJoj


In Europe, a more sensitive test of Free Testosterone function is measured. It is called the F.A.I.; free androgen index. This is my definitive test. The value is determined by dividing the level of total testosterone by the sex hormone binding globulin. Since testosterone is measured in ng/dl, and SHBG is measured in nmol/L you must multiply this by a conversion factor of .035 to get the true ratio. "This key ratio should normally be in the range of 0.70- 1.00 and andropausal symptoms are almost always present when the F.A.I. falls below 50 per cent." Malcolm Carruthers, MD. p.132 Maximizing Manhood:Male Menopause: Restoring Vitality and Virility. HarperCollins Publishing. London, England. 1996

Deficiency is denoted by a testosterone serum level below 350 ng/dl. The blood sample should be drawn in the morning because there may be significant variation depending on stress at work, exercise, or other hormonal therapy (such as DHEA, thyroid, growth hormone]. Free testosterone measurements are reported differently by different laboratories