Low E2 : E2 & DIM question

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Hi Jim, see my notes below - In CAPS - K. Ullis, MD

On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 4:07 AM, jim <virtuosa150@...> wrote:

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> Dr. Ullis,

> In my particular case, my E2 was always very low (as low as 4)at a TT level

> of 511. I needed to get my TT above 800 to move the E2 higher. I am now at

> 917 T and 21 E2. I still have very bad ED problems.

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THE E2 IF DONE BY THE ULTRA - SENSITIVE METHOD IS GOOD MEASURE.

WHAT IS THE DHT? AND ESTRONE - E1 ? YOU MAY HAVE LOW AROMATASE LEVELS.

HOW DO YOU RESPOND TO THE PDE-5 DRUGS LIKE VIAGRA?

PLS CORRECT VIT D LEVLS. YOU NEED AT LEAST 4-5,000 IU OF D3

DO 24 HR URINE FOR FREE CORTISOL.

AND 4 TIME POINT SALIVARY CORTISOL.

BEST - K ULLIS, MD

> I have problems with high Rt3, low Vitamin D levels and most likely adrenal

> issues. If these levels are optimized, will this help with the ED issue? I

> was taking 16000iu of vitamin D. I increased it to 22000iu. We tried low

> dose cytomel for the Rt3, but my system could not take this. I had to stop.

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> I could provide current symptoms if you are gracious enough to respond.

> Thanks very much.

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> > > I've notice comparing labs 4 months apart that Esterdiol has gone from

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> > > to 42, Thyroid T3 has fallen as well as Testosterone levels. My Doctor

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> > > increased both Cytomel and Testosterone. TShe noticed the Esterdiol

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> > > said it was nothing to worry about. If I take DIM to lower Esterdiol

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> > > just lower both T's as well?

> > > Thanks for all your help.

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