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Sure but when you’re talking about order of magnitude differences there is a clear delineation and the fear is not unwarranted.
by bergenty 4y ago
Sure but when you’re talking about order of magnitude differences there is a clear delineation and the fear is not unwarranted.
- connicpu 4y agoThe normal levels are closer then you think. The exact numbers differ depending on what lab you ask, but the normal male range of estradiol in the blood is around 15-55 pg/mL, while the normal healthy female level can vary from 70-500 pg/mL depending on the current stage of the menstrual cycle. Normally that doesn't matter though as most of estradiol's effects are overridden by an overwhelming amount of testosterone
- bergenty 4y agoYes but when the overwhelming majority of women are at >400 pg/ml and men under 20 pg/ml it’s more than an order of magnitude change.