Understanding Bloodwork, Low T?

[11eddie11]

Hey guys,

Haven't posted on these forums before. Just looking to get some help from someone interpreting some bloodwork I had done recently.

FSH- 1.0 iu/L [1.0-14.0]
LH- 6 iu/L. [2-14]
Oestradiol 89 pmol/L [<190]
Testosterone 12.7 nmol/L [8.0-38.0]
SHBG 12 L nmol/L. [15-100]
Calc Free Test 371 pmol/L. [250-720]
FAI 105.8 H. [14.0-65.0]

My doctor says that these levels are "normal", but I was hoping to get a more informed opinion. I feel like although my testosterone levels are technically within range they don't seem healthy for a 22 year old male.

Any help would be appreciated

 

[zero_net]

22 you should be at prime levels.
What's your weight and body fat?

 

[gjohnson5]

Hey guys,

Haven't posted on these forums before. Just looking to get some help from someone interpreting some bloodwork I had done recently.

FSH- 1.0 iu/L [1.0-14.0]
LH- 6 iu/L. [2-14]
Oestradiol 89 pmol/L [<190]
Testosterone 12.7 nmol/L [8.0-38.0]
SHBG 12 L nmol/L. [15-100]
Calc Free Test 371 pmol/L. [250-720]
FAI 105.8 H. [14.0-65.0]

My doctor says that these levels are "normal", but I was hoping to get a more informed opinion. I feel like although my testosterone levels are technically within range they don't seem healthy for a 22 year old male.

Any help would be appreciated

Find another doctor!
Just because your values are in the normal range does not mean they are optimal. They are looking for an illness or condition. SInce your values are in the normal range , then there is no illness or condition. However you want a doctor who is going to treat YOU not an illness