New to Forum – Long Problem

[Andy]

Hello to all,

I have had problems going on for 6 years now.

-ED
-Headaches
-Loss of Libido
-Inflammation of Vas Deferns, Right Testicle, and Rt. side lower abdomen.
-Sagging testicles, no feeling in testicles

I feel this may have been brought on by excessive masturbation. There are different philosophies concerning this topic. ie…see discussion between Dr. Mariano and hardasnails1973.

Whether or not this caused the problem my behavior changed soon after. Now I barely can even get an erection to masturbate with. I try and “clear” my system once to twice a month. I have heard that complete abstinence is necessary but there is debate about this subject too.

Here is what I have had done:

-2 Ultrasounds
-2 rounds of antibiotics (1 round for 2 weeks – another for 1 month)
-2 Prostate exams
-I have seen 5 different Urologists
-Accupuncture – Herbs

I have all of my labs in PDF form. Would Dr. Mariano or anyone else interested take a look at the blood work/hormone levels? Could I email them to Dr. Mariano?

I wish everyone the best with healing with there ailments. I would like to thank hardasnails1973 for all the help he has given me.

[DrMariano2]

Unless you are a patient, I would prefer to not receive lab test results through email.

If you want, you can post them for everyone’s commentary. A problem though is that lab testing is often incomplete because a particular specialist will want to test for their side of a problem but miss possible problems with other systems.

The key with any assessment is to determine the actual cause of one’s problem. Without an idea of the cause of a problem then solutions will be trial and error, and mostly error. Doing an assessment for problems such as yours requires looking at all the systems involved and their relationships to each other.

Mental function problems often involve problems with multiple systems, not just one. Unless an integrated treatment is done, a complete treatment and improvement may not be obtained.

Aside from structural problems with one’s sex organs contributing to erectile dysfunction, an assessment of nervous system, endocrine system, immune system function, as well as metabolic function and nutritional status is necessary when facing mental function problems such as the loss of libido.

Libido involves specific circuits in the brain which are influenced by signaling from the three systems and metabolic function (i.e. activity within individual cells).

Inflammation is an important consideration. This means an increase in immune system inflammatory cytokine signaling. This can change neuroglial activity in the nervous system resulting a cascade of changes including loss of metabolic activity, signaling, cellular mass in various circuits; hypersensitivity of pain circuits; and increased sympathetic nervous system signaling (which has its own ramifications from downstream signaling cascades).

It is a complex subject.

Welcome.

Best,

Dr. M

[Andy]

Labs done by LabCorp at 10:18 a.m.

Cortisol, Serum LCMS 11 ug/dL

Reference Range:
Adults
8:00 AM 8.0 – 19
4:00 PM 4.0 – 11

Free Cortisol, Serum 0.51 ug/dL

Reference Range:
Adults 8:00 AM: 0.2 – 1.8

Percent Free Cortisol, Serum 4.7 %

Reference Range:
Adults 8:00 am: 2.3 – 9.5

Vitamin D 25-Hydroxy, D2 + D3
25-Hydroxy, Vitamin D 30 ***LOW***
Reference Range: 32-100
All Ages: Target levels
25-Hydroxy, Vitamin D-2 <1.
25-Hydroxy, Vitamin D-3 a

TestT+DHT
Testosterone, Serum (Total) 406
Reference Range: >18 years 350 – 1030
Adult Males

Dihydrotestosterone 23 ***LOW***
Reference Range:
Adult Male: 30 – 85
DHEA-Sulfate, Serwn
DHEA-Sulfate, Serum 88 ***LOW***
Reference Range:
Adult Males (31 – 40y) 88 – 305
Retinol Binding Protein 2.7 ***LOW***
mg/dL 3.0-6.0 05
Testosterone, Serum 429 ng/dL 249 – 836

TSH 1. 790 uIU/mL
Range 0.45 -4.500
LH 2.5 mIU/mL
Range 1.7 – 8.6

Insulin-Like Growth Factor 182 ng/mL
109 – 284
Estradiol, Sensitive 9 pg/mL
3 – 70

Homocyst{e)ine, Plasma 8.5 umol/L 0.0 – 15.0
Thyroxine (T4) 9.9 ug/dL 4.5 – 12.0
Triiodothyronine (T3) 118 ng/dL 71 – 180
Ceruloplasmin 24.1 mg/dL 15.0 30.0
Reverse T3 373 pg/mL 90 – 350 **HIGH
Progesterone 0.7 ng/mL 0.2 – 1.4
Ferritin, Serum 136 ng/mL 30 – 400
Prealbwnin 22 mg/dL 20 – 40
T4,Free{Direct) 1. 43 ng/dL 0.82 – 1. 77
Histamine, Plasma <0.60 ng/mL <1.00

1-Methyl-histidine,Ur 2322.4 High umol/g Creat 19.0 – 1958.1
Homocystine, Ur 0.0 Low umol/g Creat 15.0 -30.0

Camp. Metabolic Panel (14)
Glucose, Serum 82 mg/dL 65 – 99
BUN 15 mg / dL 6 – 2 0
Creatinine, Serum 0.71 mg/dL 0.76 – 1.27 ***LOW***
eGFR >59 mL/min/l.73 >59

[Andy]

Neurotransmitter – Urine
Others – Saliva

Neurotransmitters

Serotonin= 54.86 ug/g Range=55.6–155.4 ug/g

Dopamine= 77 ug/g Range= 104–212 ug/g

Norepinephrine= 26.25 ug/g Range= 15. –44.9 ug/g

Epinephrine= 3.58 ug/g Range= 4.39—9.12 ug/g

GABA=3.6 ugol/g Range= 0.12- 4.12 ugol/g

Glutamate =6.58 ugol/g Range= 0.8 – 19.8 ugol/g

Histamine= 20.49 ugol/g Range= 3.0—18.5 ugol/g

Testosterone

8AM= 175 pg/ml Range= 95-650 pg/ml
12 PM= 171 pg/ml Range= 95-650 pg/ml
8PM= 152 pg/ml Range=95-650 pg/ml
12 PM= 171 pg/ml Range= 95-650/pg/ml

Adrenals

Cortisol

8AM=3.46 ng/ml Range=3.5—6.3 ng/ml
12 PM= 1.92 ng/ml Range= 1.4—2.8 ng/ml
4PM= 1.02 ng/ml Range= .8—2.4 ng/ml
8PM= .83 ng/ml Range= .6—1.6 ng/ml
12AM= 1.09 ng/ml Range= .3—1.2 ng/ml
4AM= 2.09 ng/ml Range= .3-1.7 ng/ml

DHEA

8AM=3.1 ng/ml Range=2.8-12.7 ng/ml
8PM= 3.0 ng/ml Range= 2.7—9.0 ng/ml
12AM= 2.4 ng/ml Range= 2.4- 1.8—8.0 ng/ml

OTHER

Estriodial = 2.02 pg/ml Range= 0.5-3.0 pg/ml

Progesterone= 50 pg/ml Range= 5-65 pg/ml

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