posted Fri, 10/11/2013 - 16:37
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Estrogen was 3875 on Oct. 3, 2013! Labs: August 13, 2013 and Oct. 3, 2013
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Bloodwork from mid-cycle August 13, 2013, and from recently where my total Estrogen was 3875 on Oct. 3, 2013!
Can someone tell me how in the world my Oct. 3, bloodwork shows 3875 total estrogen?!
Lab Corp. only reporting >50 testosterone is absurd, yet they'll report numbers like 3875 total estro. Also, I don't understand why the Aug. report shows certain things compared to the Oct 3 report. So, I'm unable to compare assays accurately. Very frustrating.
Any other discrepancy advice will be greatly appreciated.
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That's total estrogen a measurement of E1 estrone and E2 estradiol together. Estrone is 10x more plentiful in blood than estradiol but estradiol is 10x more potent in its estrogenic effect.Estradiol which is what we're most concerned with was 361.8 and a false positive if you were using Tren. The >50 is free testosterone and this lab is showing that you free T is more than 50 as that is as high as this particular test will measure. Your serum testosterone was't measured on the Oct test but was measured in the aug test when it was 1174ng/dl.
http://www.eroids.com/pics/updatedlab-reports-102-testosterone-how-to-pr...
Brother this is an awesome response. Immense thanks! +3
It's the Tren Bro. Check out MegaT's write up :
http://www.eroids.com/forum/general/general-talk/updated-tren-causing-bo...
Bro, you rock! This is huge! It adds to the cumulative knowledge of the AAS community. Thanks for the link. +2
Are you taking tren? Lab corps cannot distinguish the differance between tren and estrogen so there for it gives a high false positive. There have been posts in the past about others having the same issue.
Yes, I'm on tren e. Here's a breakdown with a pic.
http://www.eroids.com/pics/incredible-pump-after-10-day-layoff-actually-...
Bro, that's such a relief to hear. I've heard all about the false estrogen readings but didn't know that the labs don't differentiate between tren and estrogen! So tren shows up as estrogen essentially?! Why has no one described this 'tren showing up as estrogen' before I wonder. Maybe I've been missing this. Is it only Lab corp? +2