Is it possible for a man to have normal testosterone levels but high estrogen levels?

Hi;
The male hormone testosterone is secreted in high amounts in men and in low amounts in women. On the contrary, in men, the female hormone estrogen is secreted at very low levels. If these normally low secretion levels increase as a result of a disease, hormone imbalances occur.
This is not normal. Estrogen level should be low.

Bro, it can be possible but it comes with a negative effect.
An elevated level of estrogen in men can cause erectile dysfunction. Reduced Testosterone levels can enhance this problem by causing gynecomastia or infertility.

As far as I know, high estrogen levels in males may raise the risk of developing depression, lethargy, and other unfavourable mood changes, however, low testosterone can lead to poor libido.

ARE YOU EXPERIENCING THIS ISSUE BRO?
Get professional help if so, your healthcare provider will run a few tests to discover any issue linked with male hormones.

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Bro, your body can have naturally high estrogen levels, and as long as it's balanced with testosterone, you're good to go. But lots of factors can throw estrogen levels out of balance, including weight gain

Yes, buddy, a man may have normal testosterone levels and high oestrogen levels. It is not a cause for alarm if the estradiol level is only a little bit high. Estradiol actually aids in the preservation of cognitive function and the prevention of Alzheimer's disease.
In such a case, I would interpret the lab results in light of the clinical picture by comparing them to other hormonal and metabolic indicators.

Yes, bro, a male can have normal amounts of testosterone and excessive estrogen levels when there is an imbalance between the hormones estrogen and testosterone in the body. Numerous conditions, including obesity, alcohol use, and some drugs, can lead to estrogen dominance.
Reduced libido, erectile dysfunction, gynecomastia (enlarged breasts), and infertility are some signs of estrogen dominance in males. Men with estrogen dominance are often treated by treating the imbalance's root causes, such as weight loss, alcohol moderation, or prescription discontinuation. In some cases, hormone therapy may be prescribed to rebalance estrogen and testosterone levels. I hope it will help you. Let me know if you have any questions.

Yes, it is possible for a man to have normal testosterone levels but high estrogen levels. Testosterone is the primary male sex hormone, while estrogen is typically more abundant in females. However, both hormones are present in both sexes, although in different proportions.

Normally, the levels of estrogen in men are relatively low compared to testosterone. However, certain factors can lead to an imbalance, resulting in elevated estrogen levels.

If you suspect high estrogen levels or are experiencing symptoms associated with estrogen dominance (such as gynecomastia, decreased libido, or mood changes), it is recommended to consult with a healthcare professional. They can perform appropriate tests to assess hormone levels and help determine the underlying cause.

Jovana

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