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Fatigue, confidence, libido, motivation, and erectile function are all things that improve on TRT. Head hair & likely nail growth speed is typically not improved with TRT. Body hair for most men tends to come in thicker & faster with the right hormone levels (imagine transgender individuals growing beards on Testosterone, it will do the same & then some on a cis man). For testes it will not improve them cosmetically.
It sounds like a lot of your symptoms would find a positive impact from TRT & from your labs there looks room to do it.
Your doctors didn’t lie in saying your labs don’t show anything abnormal. But they won’t always because what is “normal” is based on population averages, not what is normal for you. There is a new di... See Full Answer
So the main questions here, did you feel good on AAS? How long ago was that? Typically with any steroid (Testosterone included, though we tend to not think of it as one) you'll have some natural suppr... See Full Answer
A few things to note: You may have relative hypogonadism where your numbers just being low aren't the main factor to determine treatment. 400 would be within that range. You will lose Testosterone ove... See Full Answer
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