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25 years old. testosterone 420, tsh 4.52, free t4 1.46, prolactin 20.3, cortisol 35.6, vit d 26. main symptoms anhedonia, fatigue, odd vision, aches.
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Anhedonia: Your hormone levels are almost normal, your Prolactin is slightly elevated but I would repeat it again, also for Cortisol the level fluctuates throughout the day, and it's better measured early in the morning. I'm not sure what you mean by odd vision, is it double, blurry, floaters or not able to see in some part of your visual field. Please talk to your provider. Depression is another possibilit
Answered 7/19/2014
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