Estradiol (E2) (male) (pg/mL)

Metabolic

About Estradiol (E2) (male)

Estradiol (E2) is the predominant form of estrogen found in males and is crucial for the regulation of the reproductive and sexual function, supporting bone health, and other physiological processes. In males, estradiol is mainly derived from the aromatization of testosterone in peripheral tissues.

Reference Values

Optimal Range
10.0 - 30.0 pg/mL
Elite Value
Not specified

Health Implications

High
Elevated levels may indicate the presence of conditions such as liver disease, hyperthyroidism, or certain types of cancers including adrenal or testicular cancer.
Low
Low levels may be associated with issues such as hypogonadism or contribute to bone density loss, increasing the risk of osteoporosis.

Symptoms

High
May include fatigue, headaches, breast tissue development, and emotional changes.
Low
Can include dizziness, weakness, dry skin, and decreased libido.

Lifestyle Factors

Regular strength training Maintain a healthy body weight Increase intake of cruciferous vegetables Reduce alcohol consumption Prioritize quality sleep Minimize exposure to endocrine disruptors.

Specimen Type

Blood Serum Blood Plasma Saliva

Testing Methods

Blood Test Saliva Test Urine Test Immunoassay Mass Spectrometry
Also Known As
EstradiolE2Estrogen test

Testing Information

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