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We very often here "I have been feeling like shit for 6 months for 2 years, I have symptoms of low T" for all patients seeking if TRT is right for them. It sounds like you're doing it right, and based off what you said I don't see any other major concerns. You would likely be between primary/secondary & relative, leaning on relative hypogonadism for now. Given a decade more of aging, you would probably just be low. It's perfectly fine to pursue TRT at this point as it sounds like it would help with many of your issues. If it does not help & you cycle off, then you know something else is up, but I'm betting it would help.
It's very likely that 180mg from that starting T level may be more than you need, especially if you're feeling so good. Dropping down to 160mg (or 170mg first for 3-4 weeks) and seeing how you feel w... See Full Answer
Based on what you've shared here & those test results, we'd consider you a candidate for TRT. We have members who have had similar levels to yours yet younger join us and they had marked improvement. ... See Full Answer
Even more conservative protocols now utilize 350 ug/dL as the cut off to begin TRT. It already sounds like you are experiencing symptoms. HGH will work well for physical ailments like joint pain and r... See Full Answer
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