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AlphaMD's Answer
Great explanation. You felt better when your T was higher, it was good for your life, though the AAS were potentially illegal or bad for your organs. It was good that you swapped providers to someone less judgmental (which can be common in medicine). Sounds like you don't have a super negative view of yourself or performance anxiety, just the lack of desire.
For someone your age, with your symptoms, and at 340 Testosterone it 100% sounds like TRT would help you. The libido and energy are likely to be connected, especially the energy with all that working out & a physical job at those levels.
As an aside, Cialis lasts for 36 hours or about 2 days. Back pain can be a side effect. Opinion - Try taking 10mg when you know you're going to have time with your wife for a day or two, like a Friday night. I wouldn't just take it all the time.
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