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Total testosterone is 1, 146, shbg is 99, albumin is 5.0. quest calcs free t as 61.7 pg/ml. online research-based calcs free t as 119.0. which correct?

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Dr. James Lin answered

Okay..., but...: As a clinician, i interpret the report of testosterone in conjunction with patient's overall manhood, mentally and physically, and don't do it by number alone so being able to understand what exists behind the number. Besides, the normal range of a test may vary among different labs. So, refer patient's value to the accompanying range plus patient functionality. So, which is right? You decide...

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Answered 2/28/2014

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A member asked:

Total testosterone is 1, 146, shbg is 99, albumin is 5.0. quest calcs free t as 61.7 pg/ml. online research-based calcs free t as 119.0. which correct?

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