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I tried TRT, I wanted my libido back, no luck. Been on it 10 months, bloodwork is normal. My test now ranges from 900-1100.
AlphaMD's Answer
Without knowing more, like what your free T is or what your E2 level is, we can’t give any specific advice. However, most men who struggle with libido issues (that aren’t psychological) have E2 out of whack, cortisol levels may also be elevated, and hypothyroidism is a frequent cause. You will need further testing to help pinpoint the cause.
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