High T, FSH, SHBG, Low E2 No Libido. My Lab Results (pellets)

[traveling-man]

@hd44

Higher SHBG makes testosterone stick around in the blood for longer whereas lower SHBG means more of the T is free to be used/metabolised or whatever happens to it when not bound to SHBG. and so leaves the blood quicker. Which is one reason why guys with high SHBG always have high total T.

I understand it the way you have written. Guys with High T and High SBHG are always told that their T levels are “falsely elevated”. I didn’t know better in the beginning or I would have tested that theory by going to Danazol first - before TRT - just to witness what happens when SHBG is reduced. It should have reduced T if the theory holds, and that would have been interesting to document.

I tried to read the report you linked to but grasping the message was way behind my comprehension.

@hd44

My guess would be if you now maintain that level of lower SHBG your T will decrease at a normal rate until your next pellet.

This comment really interests me … and I’ll be watching closely because I will continue with Danazol. If your comment is accurate, I should not drop more than 20% (give or take) at my next blood work.