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Hey haven't been on here for quite awhile. I have been feeling a little run down and haven't ran a cycle in over 2 years. Anyway I went to the Dr. and had him run some test on me. I had a suspicion that my Testosterone levels were low, because I have felt tired, depressed, lack of libido. Anyway they are at the bottom of the what is considered low. Anyone had this problem? I am almost 40 and this could just be a problem with old age. I've only done 3 cycles ever and did a very good PCT treatment everytime. Anyone on maintanence doses of Test now? And how much test a week? I go see a urologist next week to discuss it.
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My husband is in a similar boat to you. His test however is the only thing that came back normal. His estrogen was high and his progesterone was low. His cortisol levels came back way off the charts. He's on HRT now with a little test cream and some other things. Mainly now they're trying to find the exact cause of the high cortisol.
Please look into saliva testing. This is what we're doing and it gives much better results than serum blood testing. You should be able to find a HRT doctor in your area who's up on the most modern stuff. The doctors we're seeing now are only a few yrs. out of school and they understand this stuff better than most physicians we've talked to.
As you probably know, at your age it's normal for your test to be dropping and yrs. ago nothing was done for men. Now there are many therapies available. Hope you find something that works well for you. -
On average testosterone drops 1% each year from 30. I know some guys at the gym who get "hormone replacement therapy" which has helped them greatly. perscription gear i guess. its ironic how its therapy and ok if you get it from a doc but if you dont its illegal.Comment
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yeah no shit... If the doc doesn't put me on something I am going to put myself on something. I figure 200-500mg a week should be a good maintanence dose range.Comment
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