Re: ZRT Test results..comments welcomed.

[Guest guest]

Kerry, what time in your cycle were these done?

>

> I received my ZRT labs results this morning, I welcome

> all comments. Thanks everyone !

>

> Kerry

> Result Range

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> Estradiol 1.3 pg/ml 1.0-5.0

> optimal 1.5-3.0

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> Progesterone 1025 pg/ml 500-3000

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> Ratio: Pg/E2 788 50-200 optimal

> 200-1000 pro

> therapy

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> Testosterone 16 L pg/ml 20-50

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> DHEAS 7.3 ng/ml 3-10

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> Cortisol Morning 9.5 H ng/ml 3-8

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> Coritsol Noon 2.1 ng/ml 2-4

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> Cortisol Evening 1.1 ng/ml 1-2

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> Cortisol Night 1.7 H ng/ml 0.5-1.5

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[Guest guest]

I had uterine ablation done several years ago, so I

don't have much of a period, if any...and I didn't

have one in January that I know of. This test was run

at the end of January. I did have some kind of a

period about a week ago.

Kerry

--- gnattygrl@... wrote:

>

> Kerry, what time in your cycle were these done?

>

>

> >

> > I received my ZRT labs results this morning, I

> welcome

> > all comments. Thanks everyone !

> >

> > Kerry

> > Result Range

> >

> > Estradiol 1.3 pg/ml 1.0-5.0

> > optimal 1.5-3.0

> >

> >

> > Progesterone 1025 pg/ml 500-3000

> >

> >

> > Ratio: Pg/E2 788 50-200 optimal

> > 200-1000 pro

> > therapy

> >

> > Testosterone 16 L pg/ml 20-50

> >

> > DHEAS 7.3 ng/ml 3-10

> >

> > Cortisol Morning 9.5 H ng/ml 3-8

> >

> > Coritsol Noon 2.1 ng/ml 2-4

> >

> > Cortisol Evening 1.1 ng/ml 1-2

> >

> > Cortisol Night 1.7 H ng/ml 0.5-1.5

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

It looks to me like you have some mild adrenal fatigue. The estrogen

to progesterone ratio can be altered by adrenal fatigue. Sometimes

this causes progesterone to be depleted to make cortisol. Adrenal

fatigue can cause lowered estrogen production and since most of your

hormones are on the low side, this indicates lowered function from

the adrenal cortex, which makes many of these hormones.

Hypothyroidism can also alter the ratio of estrogen to progesterone

and can cause lowered hormone production due to slowing of the

metabolism and ovarian function. Usually estrogen is high in

hypothyroidism, but not always.

Tish

[Guest guest]

uterine ablation done several years ago,

________________

This proceedure can alter hormone production and may be playing a

role in your hormone status. Just the fact that you had this

proceedure, though, is an indication of thyroid and/or adrenal

problems. Reproductive problems are rare in weel treated thyroid

patients. Hypothyroidism alters estrogen receptors in the uterus

making them more sensitive to estrogen and thus conducive to

bleeding, fibroids, polyps, endometriosis and other problems.

Adrenal problems caused, for instance from lots of stress, can lead

to increased estrogen levels. Cortisol in excess stimulates estrogen

production. That's why Codoliza Rice had to go have something done

about her fibroids - too much stress and too little sleep.

Tish

[Guest guest]

uterine ablation done several years ago,

________________

This proceedure can alter hormone production and may be playing a

role in your hormone status. Just the fact that you had this

proceedure, though, is an indication of thyroid and/or adrenal

problems. Reproductive problems are rare in weel treated thyroid

patients. Hypothyroidism alters estrogen receptors in the uterus

making them more sensitive to estrogen and thus conducive to

bleeding, fibroids, polyps, endometriosis and other problems.

Adrenal problems caused, for instance from lots of stress, can lead

to increased estrogen levels. Cortisol in excess stimulates estrogen

production. That's why Codoliza Rice had to go have something done

about her fibroids - too much stress and too little sleep.

Tish

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your help Tish, so, it looks like it would

be a good idea to start some adrenal support? The

pharmacist at the compounding pharmacy that sat with

me felt that adrenal support was a must, and also

suggest 5 mg of DHEA to help support the hormones

also.

Kerry

--- lkwetter saltillo@...> wrote:

>

> uterine ablation done several years ago,

> ________________

> This proceedure can alter hormone production and may

> be playing a

> role in your hormone status. Just the fact that you

> had this

> proceedure, though, is an indication of thyroid

> and/or adrenal

> problems. Reproductive problems are rare in weel

> treated thyroid

> patients. Hypothyroidism alters estrogen receptors

> in the uterus

> making them more sensitive to estrogen and thus

> conducive to

> bleeding, fibroids, polyps, endometriosis and other

> problems.

> Adrenal problems caused, for instance from lots of

> stress, can lead

> to increased estrogen levels. Cortisol in excess

> stimulates estrogen

> production. That's why Codoliza Rice had to go have

> something done

> about her fibroids - too much stress and too little

> sleep.

>

> Tish

>

>

>

>

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