I’ve waffled a bit back and forth on whether or not to do TRT honestly. Most of my commentary in this thread was premature to my own understanding of why I was interested in TRT. I was all for it (for the wrong reasons), then I was all against it (for the right reasons), now I’m thinking about doing it truly just for symptom relief.
I don’t want to do cycles or BnC or anything like it. I actually just want to feel like I’m the same person from one day to the next… I struggle to feel consistently the same from day-to-day and it’s one of the biggest stressors I have (likely ADD/ADHD caused). Truly, I just want to find some consistency in myself and I think regulating my hormones would help greatly. This isn’t to say the potential to build more muscle is a ‘negative’ in the books, but it is no longer a factor in why I want to do it.
Sorry, rambling
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Well, it’s pretty simple. If you are hypogonadal, you can take medicine, the same as people do for any health condition which Medication fixes.
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@tareload
If you wanted another data point, this sample was taken at 27 years old
Thanks. Did you ever get LH/FSH numbers with a follow up panel?
@blshaw was looking out for you up above.
Solid dude in my book.
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Injecting exogenous T should always be last resort. If you are curious about your true status get that LH/FSH as @swoops39 said. You could do short term hCG monotherapy, AI monotherapy, SERM monotherapy or nasal gel Natesto with much less shutdown impact that Test ester injection. Read up on Natesto. Cool studies. You’d learn something for much less shutdown risk. Call them lower risk step tests.
Any respectable Endo would examine you and give you their medical opinion. I think i know what they would conclude but get that bloodwork to confirm what is going on with the HP of the HPTGA.
Nice lifts! Your avatar has low T written all over it 
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I’ve got a follow up panel coming up soon - I’ll ask the doc to check LH/FSH numbers with this one.
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