Hormones: You TT, FT labs suggest testicular failure, type 1 hypergonadism. But then LH/FSH expected high and these are lowish. So combined type I and type II. Low LH/FSH could be from whatever is elevating prolactin or prolactin itself. A MRI can be done to image the pituitary.
A SERM challenge and testing TT, FT, LH/FSH and E2 would be useful to clarify type I suspicion above.
DHEA is OK, so testicular output is not limited by low DHEA.
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