High "LH" but average T ?

[jijipuku]

I have done bloodwork recently and the results are

1. TSH ultra : 2.25 , normal(0.6-4)
2.Prolactine : 10.2 , normal(2-12)
3.FSH : 2.16 , normal(1-10.5)
4.LH : 8.03 , normal(1-5.8)
5.Testosterone : 6.03 , normal(2.5-10.0)
6.Cortisol free(urine) 479.2 - volume/24 hours=1400 ml normal(95-375)
7.17-Hidroxi Progesterone 1.39

So my questions is...why is LH above the upper limit and the test is in the average layer?

 

[Nelson Montana]

I have done bloodwork recently and the results are

1. TSH ultra : 2.25 , normal(0.6-4)
2.Prolactine : 10.2 , normal(2-12)
3.FSH - follicle stimulating hormone - : 2.16 , normal(1-10.5)
4.lh - leutenizing hormone - : 8.03 , normal(1-5.8)
5.Testosterone : 6.03 , normal(2.5-10.0)
6.Cortisol free(urine) 479.2 - volume/24 hours=1400 ml normal(95-375)
7.17-Hidroxi Progesterone 1.39

So my questions is...why is LH above the upper limit and the test is in the average layer?

LH controls many hormones including estrogen. Where's that level?

 

[jijipuku]

Haven't done E......I will get it done ASAP...
Meanwhile, what a verdit could be ...based on the present results?

 

[r1]

L.H is the signal that tells your balls to make Test. If your LH is high, your body thinks that you need more T. High L.H, High F.SH, and Low T are a clear indicator of primary hypogonadism. Ie, your body knows it needs more T, is sending to the signals to make more T, but more T is not being produced. However, your T is mid-range, so your balls are obviously working.

L.H is also very pulsatile in nature and because of this, F.SH is often tested at the same time to draw a more accurate conclusion since it's blood levels are more steady. Because F.SH is in range, I would guess that if you drew LH again, you would probably not see the same result. I would repeat the above test and if it shows the same pattern, then treat accordingly.

R1

 

[jijipuku]

L.H is the signal that tells your balls to make Test. If your lh - leutenizing hormone - is high, your body thinks that you need more T. High L.H, High F.SH, and Low T are a clear indicator of primary hypogonadism. Ie, your body knows it needs more T, is sending to the signals to make more T, but more T is not being produced. However, your T is mid-range, so your balls are obviously working.

L.H is also very pulsatile in nature and because of this, F.SH is often tested at the same time to draw a more accurate conclusion since it's blood levels are more steady. Because F.SH is in range, I would guess that if you drew LH again, you would probably not see the same result. I would repeat the above test and if it shows the same pattern, then treat accordingly.

R1

thanks for the reply ...so if I repeat the test and will come similar the treatment should be...?