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I am 37 years old and I consistently have low DHT levels but normal (500) testosterone levels. I do feel tired and am experiencing decreased libido. Would TRT help?
AlphaMD's Answer
Generally yes. You may be riding the line between low Testosterone & relative hypogonadism but we have had patients with you same situation before see an improvement in their libido/DHT by having more Testosterone overall available in the body.
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