Patient's question:
A friend of mine had a detailed check-up on their sex hormones, and the results are as follows. I asked him if his sex hormone test results are normal, whether they are generally mild or severe, and if they interfere with fertility. How can it be treated? The results are as follows: Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) 2.15 (reference range: 3-30 U/L), estradiol 228.580-256.9 (all other values are within the reference range). He is currently 32 years old, and his main symptoms are as follows: Since getting married one year ago,Doctor's answer:
Hello; it may be possible that the Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH) is low, and it is recommended that the patient actively use hormones to implement adjustments. Based on a thorough examination of the patient's prostatic fluid, there may still be a certain relationship with prostatitis, so it is advised that the patient actively treat the condition while also paying attention to checking the renal function to confirm the diagnosis. The patient's symptoms also include premature ejaculation and delayed ejaculation, so it is recommended that the patient actively undergo examinations and treatment.