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<blockquote data-quote="Vettester Chris" data-source="post: 12894" data-attributes="member: 696"><p>Glad you joined, thanks for posting. I'm with you 110% on the frustration with your doctor, and the lack of knowledge on diagnosing and treating your low test. Although, there was some puzzling variance between your two total serum results, I think someone needs to be digging a little deeper with you on this.</p><p></p><p>Also, don't put the weight of all your symptoms on testosterone with thinking that is the one and only factor to address. With what you have described, it could be a combination of several things, including thyroid, adrenals (cortisol, DHEA), E2, D3, vitamins & nutrients, etc. When you get with the clinic, look at the complete picture, otherwise many symptoms will just linger even though your testosterone might be optimal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vettester Chris, post: 12894, member: 696"] Glad you joined, thanks for posting. I'm with you 110% on the frustration with your doctor, and the lack of knowledge on diagnosing and treating your low test. Although, there was some puzzling variance between your two total serum results, I think someone needs to be digging a little deeper with you on this. Also, don't put the weight of all your symptoms on testosterone with thinking that is the one and only factor to address. With what you have described, it could be a combination of several things, including thyroid, adrenals (cortisol, DHEA), E2, D3, vitamins & nutrients, etc. When you get with the clinic, look at the complete picture, otherwise many symptoms will just linger even though your testosterone might be optimal. [/QUOTE]
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