Gather and Post Here Your Medical Tests Results

[Observer]

Hello everyone,

I am starting a new thread on behalf of the mod's team so you can post factual and real data from your analysis and tests (blood,. We would like to thank Muon for his advice, as we think it would be easiers for us and future researchers to compile data about the syndrome.

In this way, I would like to remember everyone who is in touch with doctors or medical institutions to let them know about our RFP. Without it, we would not be able to start a new research about POIS.

I will be selecting the info on the forum and adding more resources in the coming days.

Very Important Update:

FROM NOW ON, ANY DISCUSSION ABOUT THE RESULTS SHOWN ON THIS THREAD WILL BE DONE IN THE FOLLOWING THREAD:

https://poiscenter.com/forums/index.php?topic=2695.0

[Nas]

Well here's mine: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1uR2kQKGjb5cmhZYnpZaDZtaE0
It's an EGG scan on my brain for brain inflammation diagnosis.

[Observer]

Thanks Nas for sharing these results.

Emirnazim had a Quantitative Electroencephalography (qEEG) performed on him and he also shared his results:

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 this EEG og EMIR , 26 years old , was recorded by MITSAR amplifier (19 channel) and CLINICAL Q assessment in three conditions :  Eye closed , Eyes open , and during cognitive challenge . the findings were following  :

1- his EEG was LOW VOLTAGE . this pattern is not necessarily abnormal  (however ,question about alcohol consumption).
Hence , relative power rather than absolute power must be interpreted .

2- ALPHA   blocking was not observed  .Alpha power was low especially at posterior site .

3- Alpha Peak  frequency was also  LOW at  Cz.

4- THETA/BETA  ratio was LOW in both  EO and  EC conditions at  O1.

5- Percentage pf Theta /Beta ratio from EO to EC was LOW .

6- Theta/SMR ratio is HIGH  at Cz .

7-HIGH BETA/BETA ratio  is HIGH at  Fz.



Abovementioned  patterns  are correlated to :   Mental Sluggishness , Visual memory problems ,sleep difficulties , probe for poor stress tolerance ,  '' RACING'' thoughts , anxiety , inefficient self-quieting , OC tendencies , inability to sit still or quiet body , busy brain .

Neurofeedback + Cognitive  training is recommended .
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See here:
https://poiscenter.com/forums/index.php?topic=2680.0

[Observer]

You can also find here Habibou's blood/urine tests results. They measured certain neurotransmitters both before and after the Orgasm.

https://poiscenter.com/forums/index.php?topic=508.msg6851#msg6851

January 2011

Blood :
-adrenaline           <0.50 nmol/l         < 1.00
-noradrenaline        8.53 nmol/l       < 4.00                              1443 ng/l      < 675
-dopamine            <0.50 nmol/l         <1.00


Unrina during 24h :

-adrenaline       0.02 umol/l           < 0.10
-noradrenaline   0.42 umol/l          < 0.50
-dopamine        1.34 umol/l           < 3.00

All the blood tests were done 2 hours after an O.
The red standards are the unusual ones !

January 2012 :
ONLY Urina test, morning 10 hours after an O:

DOPA                      91.50 ug/g  (160 - 240)
34DOPAC                       0.40 mg/g    (0.70 - 4.00)
HVA                          1.90 mg/g    (2.43 - 5.20)
NORADRENALIN          10.30 ug/g   (15.70 - 34.30)
MHPG                          1.50 mg/g  (1.38 - 4.15)
VMA                            1.60 mg/g  (2.10 - 3.85)
ADRENALIN                  0.98  ug/g  (1.27 - 6.10)
SEROTONIN                62.40  ug/l   (61.50 - 116.80)
5HIAA                        2.30    mg/g (2.03 - 4.26)
HVA5HIAA                  0.83            (1.25 - 2.56)

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Feel free to share your blood tests results here. It could be a good idea to organize them  - first the old ones, and then, the new ones!

[Muon]

A dropbox link containing my lab results for a wide variety of parameters can be found inside the thread below:
http://poiscenter.com/forums/index.php?topic=2545.0

[Muon]

Here is a case report showing abnormal lab results including baseline serum levels of immunoglobulins and sexual hormones, see the supplementary data e table 1.
Intralymphatic Immunotherapy With Autologous Semen in a Korean Man With Post-Orgasmic Illness Syndrome: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2050116118300199

[nanna1]

Hi All,

I just posted some of my medical test results here: http://poiscenter.com/forums/index.php?topic=2683.msg24039#msg24039

SUMMARY:
These test were not timed around an orgasm, exercise or any specific stressful event.

• Food allergy (gluten, dairy) test were negative. Seasonal grass and fungus allergy test were positive.
• Viral infection: HIV, HSV-1, HSV-2, HEP-A, HEP-B, HEP-C, EBV/HHV-4 virus test are negative. Herpes virus VZV, CMV, HHV-6 test are positive
• Bacterial infection: Lyme disease, Helicobacter pylori and Toxoplasma gondii test are negative
• Hormones: vitamin D, testosterone, progesterone, estrogen and luteinizing hormone are normal. SHBG is high
• Systemic autoimmune antibody test (ANA panel) were negative
• Systemic inflammation test (SED RATE) were negative
• No physical damage to my stomach (ulcer, irritation, local-infection or cancer) dispite of being diagnosed with IBS
• Leukocyte esterase and non-specific test for genital tract infection were negative
• Blood platelet levels: normal
• Red blood cell, hemablobin, hematocrin, iron levels fluctuate
• Granulocytes(Neutrophil) counts (WBC and Gran) are low
• Reactive lymphocyte levels might be high
• Other white blood cells (immune cells) such as Lymphocyte (LYMPH), Monocytes (MONO), Eosinophil (EOS), and Basophil (BASO) are normal
• Lymphocyte subset (T cells, B cells, NK cells) outside of POIS: normal
• MRI of brain tissue is normal. MRA/angiogram of blood vessels shows a small bulge in an artery in the left side of my brain. A possible saccular aneurysm.
• Official Neurologist Diagnosis: Hemicrania continua of the trigeminal autonomic cephalalgia group
• methylation/homocysteine levels: normal
• tryptase blood levels: normal

For historical reference, these were previously separate post contained on this thread:

  I updated my test results with VZV (HHV-3), EBV (HHV-4), CMV (HHV-5) and HHV-6 antibody blood test. Also included there is a Lyme disease antibody test.  Please see the Virus and bacteria test abnormal: section.

I added the results from a recent homocysteine test here. It is in the "Methylation/homocysteine blood test:" section towards the bottom of the results post, right before the "Summary:" section.

Updated my test results with a Tryptase blood test (mast cell disease test).  It is towards the bottom of the results post, right before the "Summary:" section.
http://poiscenter.com/forums/index.php?topic=2683.msg24039#msg24039

[Quantum]

At least 2 members have reported higher than normal levels of 17-alpha-OH-progesterone ( members Crushgrapes and Investigator).  See this thread: http://poiscenter.com/forums/index.php?topic=2532.msg21904#msg21904 .

( note:  I have not been tested for 17-OHP, so I am not reporting about myself, here)

[certainlypois2]

In general my hormone test result are normal the only thing is my total testosterone tend to be in lower end of range and estrogen in higher end of range. I believe this is because of my weight. My ACTH was abnormal though.   
I remember doing white blood cells count test with my GP, most of those where normal, few were below normal but none were above normal. I do not have these results anymore.  All these test were done while i was in POIS.

2009
ACTH      60     am(9-52pg/ml)  pm(4-35pg/ml)
Vtiamin B12,Folate acid, magnesium   normal 
Catecholoine test       normal
2010 
EBV  positive
   IGM no reaction
   IGG  4.34    >= 1.10 positive
   Nuclear AG   4.84    >=1.10 positive

IGG, IGM, IGA       withing range
IGE                      normal
ESR, CRP              normal
% CD4 (helper cells)   49               30-61%
%CD8(suppresor t cells) 22            12-42%
Absolute CD8+CELLs     451           180-1170  cells/ul
helper/suppressor ratio  2.17          .86-5.00
absolute lymphocytes     2007        850-3900 cells/ul
       
2014
HSV1 positive
HSVII negative

[quotz]

Hi fellow POISmen,

I am posting my medical data in a dropbox folder link:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/nobyoc7ujjy5114/AAC_x5-gEf0cSy9GvjEWfn88a?dl=0

Summary of RESULTS that are ABNORMAL:
 - High Prolactin - 25 ng/ml (2.7 - 16.9)
 - Low Testosterone - 240 ng/ml (300 - 1100) (The lab I used had different, broader referential values, likely due to the fact that its a public health service trying to cut costs)
 - High Cortisol - 640 nmol/L (133 - 537) (The lab I used had different, broader referential values, likely due to the fact that its a public health service trying to cut costs)
 - Mycoplasma Pneumoniae detected using Indirect Immunofluorescent Assay - I had no symptoms of pneumonia though. Treating it currently.
 - Haemophilus Influenza non-B detected using Multiplex Real Time Assay - Treated it successfully while brain fog and POIS still persist.
 - Iron Deficiency - 8.5 umol/L (10.60 - 28.30) - Treated it while POIS, Brain fog and fatigue still persist.
 - Low Monocyte Count - 0.13 10*9mm/h (0.20 - 1.001)
 - Low Neutrophil Count - 1.96 10*9mm/h (2.00 - 7.501)
 - Albumin - 53 g/L (34 - 50) - Not sure how to interpret this, doctor said its no big deal.

Summary of RESULTS that are NORMAL:
 - HIV - Negative
 - Gonorrhoea - Negative
 - Lyme - Negative
 - Chlamydia - Negative
 - Hepatitis A,B,C - Negative
 - Liver Normal
 - Faecal Calprotectin - Normal
 - Helicobacter Pylory - Normal
 - B12 - 402 pg/mL (197 - 771)
 - Folate - 5.6 ng/mL (2.90 - 26.8)
 - Parietal cell autoantibodies - Negative
 - Anti smooth muscle autoantibodies - Negative
 - Antimitochondrial autoantibodies - Negative
 - Thyroid TSH - 2.11 mIU/L (0.27 - 4.20)
 - Thyroid free T4 - 16.2 pmol/L (12.0 - 22.0)
 - Brain MRI - Normal
 - Brain EEG - Normal

I will update the more tests/results I do/get.
Also check my posts regarding my case.

EDIT 1: Forgot to add that my folate is within the range, however, it is quite low. My diet does include sources of folate, its plentiful of veggies, so I am not sure what could be the cause. It could be that the infection was causing using it up and decreasing it, but I will need to see how this theory is going to work out once I treat my infection.

[BluesBrother]

Good initiative. Here are my results from a

- Blood Panel, taken in 10/2015
- Stool Sample, taken in 09/2015

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/yocgmx8pf1v0p1n/AAAtPQTa8hDlrkbvbQuDxk8Za?dl=0

Summary of results that are ABNORMAL (reference range in parentheses):

Blood Panel:

- Elevated Creatinine: 142 umol/L (62-115)
- Low Lactate Dehydrogenase: 124 U/L (125-220)
- Low White Blood Cell Count: 3.45 10e9/L (3.88-10.49)
- Low Neutrophil Count: 1.47 10e9/L (1.56-6.52)

Stool Sample:

- Positive test for Entamoeba histolytica: (negative)
- Positive test for Norovirus GI: (negative)
- Low Bifidobacter: 8.1 10e9 (>8.9)
- High Staphylococcus spp.: 6.5 10e5 (<1 10e4)
- Low SIgA: 473 ug/mL (510-2040)
- High Lactoferrin: 13.35 ug/mL (0.07-7.2)

Other tests:

- Low gfr: 53 ml/min/1.7 (>60)

Relevant test results that are NORMAL:

- Testosterone: Normal
- Progresterone: Normal
- Anti-Thyroglobulin Ab: Normal
- Anti-Thyroperoxidase Ab: Normal
- B12: Normal
- 25-OH-Vitamin D2 and D3: Normal
- H-Pylory: Negative

Other normal results (from other tests, not in the Dropbox folder)

- HIV: Negative
- Other STD's: Negative
- Prostate: Normal, apart from small chalky spots
- SIBO Breath Test: Negative
- Common Food Allergies: Negative, e.g. Gluten, Lactose
- Serum tryptase: Normal (to detect mast cell activation syndrome, taken two times when out of and in POIS)

Diagnoses:

- slightly lowered kidney function (checked regularly)

Notes: The earliest tests for with high creatinine are from 2003. I don't have earlier tests for creatinine. POIS started between 2003 and 2005. I cannot rule out a relationship. Low Neutrophils go back also to 2003. Again, I don't have earlier test results, and thus cannot rule out a connection to POIS.

[aswinpras06]

My recent blood test results done for an acute lung infection.  My doctors have diagnosed my condition as bronchiectasis based on ct scan and have given me asthma medications for 3 months until review. 

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5x2qmne0p3e1jnv/AACeKjqr6peSH5hWJdUhobqda?dl=0

[Nas]

A guy on Reddit named Homelius (https://www.reddit.com/user/Homelius) Posted his DNA test results: https://imgur.com/a/itzdrLg
It shows poor Methylation. Not sure if it correlates at all with POIS but it's a test never the less.

[certainlypois2]

I have more complete tests: There are 7 low white blood cell value and one high value and 5 on the border of low.
cbc:

urinanalysis:

metablolic:

urea:




croped out words
mcv
mch
mchc
rdw
platelet

[Simon66]

I have had a lot of tests, I will just post what is abnormal and relevant. Everything worsened a lot after taking an antibiotic called Ciprofloxacin so I guess it is related to gut bacteria. See my thread here for more information:

http://poiscenter.com/forums/index.php?topic=2775.0

Amyloidosis (No indication of this disease)
Serum Free Kappa Light Chains 14.1 mg/l (3.3 -19.4)
Serum Free Lambda Light Chain 13.4 mg/l (5.71 - 26.3)
Serum Free Kappa/Lamda Ratio 1.05 (0.26 - 1.65) Please note in patients with low GFR (<15) the K:L ratio normal range changes to 0.37 - 3.1

Thyroid (My results indicate subclinical hypothyroidism that does not require treatment):
THYROID STIMULATING HORMONE * 5.83 mIU/L 0.27 - 4.2
FREE THYROXINE 18.0 pmol/l 12.0 - 22.0
FREE T3 3.2 pmol/L 3.1 - 6.8
Antibodies were negative for autoimmune thyroid disease.

Antioxidant Profile from Biolab (Elevated Superoxide Dismutase):
Alpha Carotene 0.46 umol/L 0.30 - 1.50
Beta Carotene 15.40 umol/L 0.40 - 3.00 (This is elevated because I eat tons of sweet potatoes every day)
Alpha Tocopherol [Vitamin E] 33 umol/L 25 - 60
Gamma Tocopherol [Vitamin E] 0.29 umol/L 2.0 - 8.5

Antioxidant Activity [serum total] 1.36 mmol/L 1.32 - 1.58
Antioxidant Activity [nutritional] 600 umol/L 450 - 800
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Ceruloplasmin [serum - trace] 16.4 mg/dl 18 - 34
Copper [plasma] 13.3 umol/L 12.5 - 25.0
GSHPx-1 [red cell] 33 IU/gm Hb 25 - 50
GSHPx-3 [plamsa] 241 IU/L 115 - 400
Paraoxonase [serum] 85 IU/L 150 - 1000
Superoxide Dismutase [red cell] * 1987 U/gHb 1102 - 1601

Vitamins/Minerals
Tested most vitamins and all found to be within range.
Homocysteine was tested twice, first was 15.10 umol/L and then a week later was 13.70 umol/L (ref <15), suggests B12 is bit low.
Whole blood tests for minerals were within range except Manganese was a bit low.

Bone Tests:
Osteocalcin * 48.7 ug/L 9.0 - 40.0
Beta-CTx (Crosslaps-Serum DPD) * 1.21 ng/ml < 0.58

Sex hormones (High SHBG):
D.H.E.A. Sulphate 10.5 umol/L 0.44 - 13.4
FOLLICLE STIM. HORMONE 4.0 IU/L 1.5 - 12.4
LUTEINISING HORMONE 3.2 IU/L 1.7 - 8.6
TESTOSTERONE 12.7 nmol/L 7.6 - 31.4
Reference Ranges apply to adults
SEX HORMONE BINDING GLOB * 84 nmol/L 16 - 55
Testosterone/SHBG Ratio * 15.1 24 - 104

Cholesterol (Lipids are very high and I'm not overweight):
TRIGLYCERIDES 1.23 mmol/L 0.00 - 2.30
CHOLESTEROL *5.79 mmol/L 0.00 - 4.99
HDL CHOLESTEROL *1.66 mmol/L 0.90 - 1.50
LDL CHOLESTEROL *3.57 mmol/L 0.00 - 3.00
NON-HDL CHOLESTEROL *4.13 mmol/L 0.00 - 3.89

Steroid hormones during a flare:
CORTISOL *688.000 nmol/l 133.00 - 537.00
Aldosterone SERUM/PLASMA * 2210 pmol/l 61 - 970

16S Microbiome test from Atlas Biomed (I don't have any printout of results, they are visible in a webpage with diagrams, so I can't post all of it)
- I am missing a number of important butyrate-producing bacteria such as faecalibacterium, roseburia, coprococcus, akkermansia. I also have very low eubacterium.
- I am also missing a non-butyrate bacteria called Lactobacillus.
- Bifidobacteria is about 2.4%.

Butyrate maintains the gut lining, it also produces regulatory immune cells that prevent autoimmune disease. People with Celiac disease and IBS have been found to have low butyrate bacteria. I think when we orgasm, oxidative stress rises and our butyrate bacteria cannot produce enough butyrate to suppress it so we get damage to the body.

Immune
Lymphocytes CD3, CD4, CD8 all normal.
Interleukins 1B, 2, 6, 8, 10, TNF, CRP, ESR all normal.

Viruses/Bacteria
Syphilis - Neg
HIV - Neg
Hep B - Neg
Hep C - Neg
HSV 1 - Neg
HSV 2 - Neg
Enterovirus IGM - Neg
Toxoplasma IGM/IGG - Neg
Lyme ELISA - Neg
Cytomegalovirus - Neg
Mycoplasma pneumoniae IgG/IgM - Neg
Psittacosis/L.G.V. Antibodies - Neg
Adenovirus C.F.T - Neg
EBV IGG/IGM - Neg
HHV6 - Possibly latent past infection or negative, the lab couldn't decide. Very low titre.
VZV - IGM is negative, I have had chicken pox as a child so would assume IGG shows latent virus.

Hair Analysis
Very high Aluminium and Zirconium levels - Report suggested that deodorant caused this.

Mitochondrial
Lactate - Normal
Total carnitine 28 umol/l 30 – 70
Free carnitine 18 umol/l 20 – 55

Aminos Acids (No GABA detected and low in GABA precursors like Leucine, Glutamine, Valine, Serine)
_URINE AMINO ACIDS QUANTITATION_
Ref Range:
AMINO ACID Result (uM/mM Crea) Reference Range (uM/mM Crea)
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Phosphoserine 4 Not Detected
Taurine 58 16-180
Phosphoethanolamine 3 Not Detected
Aspartic Acid 2 2-7
Hydroxyproline 1 <13
Threonine *6 7-29
Serine *16 21-50
Asparagine 4 <23
Glutamic Acid 1 <12
Glutamine 20 20-76
Sarcosine 0 Not Detected
Alpha Aminoadipic acid 1 Not Detected
Proline 0 <9
Glycine 46 43-173
Alanine 21 16-68
Citrulline 1 <4
Alpha Aminobutyric 0 <4
Valine 3 3-13
Cystine 3 3-17
Methionine *1 2-16
Isoleucine 1 <4
Leucine *1 2-11
Tyrosine 3 2-23
Phenylalanine 3 2-19
Beta Alanine 2 Not Detected
Beta Aminoisobutyric 2 <91
GABA 0 Not Detected
Ethanolamine 17 Not Detected
Tryptophan 0 Not Detected
Hydroxylysine 0 Not Detected
Ornithine 2 <5
Lysine 7 7-58
1-Methylhistidine 59 Not Detected
Histidine *25 26-153
3-Methylhistidine *14 19-47
Anserine 1 Not Detected
Carnosine 5 Not Detected
Arginine 1 <5
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Creatinine 1469 mg/l

Lab Interpretation:
Aminoacids (U): Essentially normal urinary excretion of
physiological aminoacids. Excluded are cystinuria, Hartnup
disease, and lysinuric protein intolerance. No generalised
hyperaminoaciduria.

Sex Hormones August 2019 (All normal except very high Prolactin but this test was 12 hours after an O)
Albumin                    42.1 g/L (Range: 35 - 50)
SHBG                       25.4 nmol/L (Range: 18.3 - 54.1)
FSH                          4.19 IU/L (Range: 1.5 - 12.4)
LH                            4.7 IU/L (Range: 1.7 - 8.6)
Oestradiol                 61.5 pmol/L (Range: 41 - 159)
Testosterone             11 nmol/L (Range: 8.64 - 29)
Free Testosterone - Calc. 0.255 nmol/L (Range: 0.2 - 0.62)
Free Androgen Index 43.31 Ratio (Range: 24 - 104)
Prolactin                 638 mU/L (Range: 86 - 324)
DHEA Sulphate        5.180 umol/L (Range: 4.34 - 12.2)

Vitamins/Minerals (These tests were taken at a time when I was very sick and could only eat Sweet potato with chicken everyday, hence the high Beta-Carotene and maybe it also explains the elevated B6
Vitamin A (Retinol)           2.46            umol/l     1.05 - 3.84        Deficiency: < 0.66  Toxic: > 4.87   (according to WHO guideline)
Beta-Carotene               * 13.3            umol/L    0.28 - 2.33
Vitamin B1 (Thiamine)      27.5            ug/l        15 - 70
Vitamin B2                       79.6            ug/l        40 - 140
Vitamin B3 (Nicotinamide) 9.7              ug/l         8 - 100
Vitamin B5 (Panthothenic acid) 53.9      ug/l        25 - 80
Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine)     * 40.4          ug/l        8.7 - 27.2         
Biotin (Vitamin H)             250             pg/ml       > 250
Active Vitamin B12            68               pmol/L     25.1 – 165.0
Vitamin C                         57.9            umol/L      > 11.4                               
25 OH Vitamin D               59               nmol/L     50 - 200   Interpretation of results:  Deficient: <25 nmol/L  Insufficient: 25 - 49 nmol/L 
                                                                                                              Normal Range: 50 - 200 nmol/L  Consider reducing dose: >200 nmol/L
Vitamin E (alpha Tocopherol)  27.9        umol/l     11.6 - 46.4
Red cell folate                    449            nmol/L    285.4 - 1474.7     <150 nmol/L is associated with folate deficiency

Whole Blood Chromium     <1.0    ug/l              < 1
Whole Blood Potassium     1850    mg/l         1450 - 2100
Whole Blood Calcium        63.0    mg/l           48 - 65
Whole Blood Copper          1.03    mg/l          0.8 - 1.65
Whole Blood Magnesium    39.0    mg/l           29 - 42
Whole Blood Manganese    *5.1    ug/l            7 - 11
Whole Blood Zinc              6.9     mg/l          4.0 - 7.6
Whole Blood Selenium       103     ug/l           85 - 200

Mast Cell Activation / Histamine intolerance
Serum Tryptase                      4.7          ug/l      Up to 11
Diamine Oxidase Activity      * 6.5          U/ml                                                    < 3    : Histamine intolerance indicated                                 
                                                                                                                      3 - 10 : Histamine intolerance probable                               
                                                                                                                       > 10   : Histamine intolerance improbable

What has possibly helped
It's difficult to pinpoint things when you gradually improve over time.
- I've taken many single-strain probiotics, Lactobacillus species seem most helpful. Plantarum 299v, Lindens Pro Bio Live Max, BioGaia. I don't find probiotics reliable though, they only work sometimes.
- Sovereign Labs Colostrum LD (Vanilla flavour) may have helped.
- Allicin Max (The one with the UK flag on the front)
- Thorne Molybdenum Glycinate
- Maybe some standard B6 (not the active P5P form)
- Now L-Lysine powder (not the capsules but the pure powder)
- Doctor's Best Sam-e (Avoid the Jarrow brand, it seems to damage my digestive system)

Comment
Mitochondrial dysfunction? Gut Dysbiosis? Shame the medical profession have no interest in helping me, this illness has completely ruined my life.

[Hopeoneday]

Iwillbeatthis

Low coper(probly serum)

Copper Result : 9.3        reference interval: 12.5-25
Maganese Result : 8.2    reference interval: 9-40
Zinc Result : 9.8             reference interval : 11.5-20
Red cell Magnesium : 1.99 reference interval: 2.08-3.00     
B2 Result : 1.50 reference interval : <1.20 normal 1.20-1.30 borderline >1.30 deficient
Low coper(probly serum)





Simon66

Low coper, low celuloplazmin, hi cortisol, low testosterone, low T/shbg ratio,
low aminoacids and some of them complitly mising( posible patern for poisers).



Ceruloplasmin [serum - trace] 16.4 mg/dl 18 - 34
Copper [plasma] 13.3 umol/L 12.5 - 25.0
CORTISOL *688.000 nmol/l 133.00 - 537.00
TESTOSTERONE 12.7 nmol/L 7.6 - 31.4
Testosterone/SHBG Ratio * 15.1 24 - 104

[Hopeoneday]

joelawerence

low testosterone, liwer enzaym hi, he olso have glucose probl,
Hi tsh

The results from this blood test are:
Testosterone : Very low - 5.8 (minimum threshold of 8.0)
although increased from last time because I took this test in
the morning as overnight fasting was needed for the glucose test
Blood Glucose : High - 7.0 (max threshold of 6.0 for fasting)
Liver enzymes : High (dont know the values)
Thyroid : Normal (dont know the values)
 high TSH (Thyroid stimulating hormone)




Simulacrum
Low testosterone hi estradiol, high tsh, neurotransmiters low
 
Diagnosed for subclinical hypotharoisam -high tsh, normal t3 and t4 levels
subclinical hypotharoisam.


Last week I had my total testosterone, free testosterone,
 and estradiol checked.
My total testosterone and free testosterone are all significantly low,
 and I am estrogen dominant.

Had neurotransmitter tests done a couple weeks ago,
 and it stated that my norepinephrine, epinephrine, GABA, pea, glutamate, dopamine,
 and serotonin were all low and below the normal 'feel good' range.

[Hopeoneday]

quotz

Low testosterone

- Low Testosterone levels 242 ng/dl, very low for a 21 year old.





lith65

Low testosterone

I yust got back from my doctors today after taking some blood work.


  According to the tests, I'm at an extremely low level of testosterone.
  259 L when he told me it should be around 800 for my age - I'm 21.




Green


low testosterone

I was referred to an Endocrinologist and although it was agreed that my testosterone
levels fell below the reference range 212 ng/dl (250-1100 ng/dl)

[Hopeoneday]

Investigator.

low white blod cels.

My doctor, looking at a bunch of lab tests, told me,
among other things, that my white blood cells are alittle low - for that,
it is better to be at cold temperatures,
this increases the amount of white blood cells.




Chrushgrapes

low testosterone , hi estradiol, low t/shgb ratio, hi DHT


Labs


Me @ 2-3 days after O
Testosterone (Saliva) 110 pg/mL 44-148 (Age Dependent)
Cortisol (Saliva) 2.4 L ng/mL 3.7-9.5 (morning)
Cortisol (Saliva) 2.2 ng/mL 1.2-3.0 (noon)
Cortisol (Saliva) 0.5 L ng/mL 0.6-1.9 (evening)
Cortisol (Saliva) 0.4 ng/mL 0.4-1.0 (night)
Estradiol (Blood Spot) 38 pg/mL 12-56
Testosterone (Blood Spot) 229 L ng/dL 400-1200 (Age Dependent)
Ratio: T/SHBG (Blood Spot) N/A .7 - 1.0
DHEAS (Blood Spot) 245 ?g/dL 70-325
SHBG (Blood Spot) <15 L nmol/L 15-50
PSA (Blood Spot) <0.5 ng/mL <0.5-4 (optimal 0.5-2)
Free T4 (Blood Spot)* 1.7 ng/dL 0.7-2.5
Free T3 (Blood Spot) 3.6 pg/mL 2.5-6.5
TSH (Blood Spot) 0.5 ?U/mL 0.5-3.0
TPOab (Blood Spot)* 20 IU/mL 0-150 (70-150 borderline)

3 Month No O
Testosterone 337.3 ng/dL  249.0-836.0
TSH 0.76 uIU/mL 0.27-4.20
Cortisol AM 12.3 ug/dL 6.2-19.4
HGB A1C 5.7 % H 4.0-5.6


My Saliva Test @ 2-3 days after O
17-OHP, SALIVA, AM 45.4 H 19.5 - 25.9 pg/ml
ANDROSTENEDIONE,SALIVA,AM 155 H 7 - 89 pg/ml


EDS
15 minutes before ?O? at 10:00 pm ?       result = normal @ 0.4 (range 0.4 ? 1.0)
15 minutes after at 10:45pm ?          result = low @ 0.2 (range 1.2 ? 3.0)
The next morning - 9 hours after at 7:00 am ?    result = low @ 3.3 (range 3.7 ? 9.5)
The next evening - 23 hours after at 9:00 pm ?    result = low @ 0.1 (range 0.6 ? 1.9)
Estradiol ? result = high @ 58 (range 12 -56)
Testosterone ? result = low @ 342 (range 400 ? 1200)
Ratio T/SHBG ? result = low @ 0.3 (range 0.7 ? 1.0)
DHEAS ? result = normal @ 125 (range 70 ? 325
SHBG ? result = normal @ 36 (range 15 ? 50)
PSA ? result = normal @ 1.1 (range <0.5 ? 4)
Free T4 ? result = normal @ 0.7 ? 2.5)
Free T3 ? result = normal @ 3.4 (range 2.5 ? 6.5)
TSH ? result = normal @ 3.0 (range 0.5 ? 3.0)
TPO ? result = high @ 380 (range 0 ? 150 w/70 being borderline)

[fernab]

Abnormal Tests:

1.- Discarded celiac disease by duodenal biopsy in 2015 and 2018.

2.- antibodies related with celiac disease:
   anti tTG + anti DPG (IgA+IgG):
       ? september 2015: 39.1 (positive)
       ? march 2016: 128 (positive)
       ? march 2018: 234 (positive)
3.- anti DPG IgA 12 U/ml (positive in march 2018, previously negative).

4.- Genetic analysis of celiac disease:
     Antigen histocompatibility HLA DQ2 negative:
      DQ2 Negative
    Not detected alleles conferring risk of celiac disease
   HLA-DQA1*0501: Negative
   HLA-DQA1*0201: Negative

   HLA-DQB1*0201: Negative
   HLA-DQB1*0202: Negative

     Antigen histocompatibility HLA DQ8 negative:
      DQ8 Negative
   Not detected alleles conferring risk of celiac disease
   HLA-DQA1*03.   : Negative
   HLA-DQB1*0302: Negative


3.- Ferritin 424 ng/ml (30.0-300.0) out of range (march 2018)

4.- Kidney function sometimes out of range (not always)
Creatinine 1.34 mg/dl (0.6-1.2).
Last Creatinine 1.07 mg/dl (august 2018).
also some hematuria in urine.

5.- Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the entire spine(June 2018):
     multiple focal lesions were observed in the dorsal and lumbar spine, hyperintense in T2 and most of them isointense in T1, although the larger lesions have a trabecular structure suggesting that they are hemangiomas. However, given that the signal characteristics in the T1 sequence are not typical of hemangioma, it is recommended to do image control to assess evolution.

6.- Pelvic Magnetic Resonance Imaging (March 2018):
prostate of conserved size showing some slight hyperintense areas in the peripheral region predominantly in third that could be suggestive of slight post-prostatitis changes. There are no suspicious lesions of malignancy in the prostate. Seminal vesicle without alterations. Perineal region without significant alterations.
     

7.- Insulin antibodies(May 2018):
Positive (f.p. 9.2%)
A positive result is considered when the fixation percentage (f.p.) is greater than 8.2

8.- Normal blood glucose curve(August 2018).

I will continue adding more tests...