25 year old male - hypogonadism

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andrew080293

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Hi, I’m Andrew, 25 year old male. I just wanted anyone’s opinion on my current situation and any advice. (I’m very overweight but doing something about currently)
I have known for many years that I was no way near finishing puberty. But put it down to being overweight and a late bloomer. I’ve suffered from depression in the past however bloods were never taken. I had bloods taken last year. And it took nearly 6 months for something to be done. My testosterone levels were at 1.3nmol. Which is extremely low. I was referred to a urologist and he then referred me to an endocrinologist. My levels hadn’t moved much maybe .1 either way. They did an MRI on my pituitary and a LRHR test and both were ok. I was then put on a very small dose of testogel (2.5g). After 5 weeks I have just had blood test results. And my levels were 24nmol. Almost at the top end of normal. Which is completely bizarre. Because I’ve had no further development, just more regular erections. They said my body might have just reacted differently to it because it wasn’t used to it. Anyway they say they may have got my genetics wrong? And I might need an age test? But they’re sayig the problem is again the testicles. I have very minimal body hair, no facial. And my voice hasn’t deepened much. So very much still a young teenager. I am going to continue the gel and maybe 3 month injection in future but should I be concerned? And how long will being on gel take to start having a difference? Thanks for any help or advice
 
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Dave B.

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My advice is to skip gels in favor of injections. There are so many documented problems with consistency of the mix, rate of absorption, daily routine upkeep and problems -- just take the shots so you know what is actually getting into your blood. You could literally spend years trying to understand what gels are doing or not doing to you. Wasted years of your life, not to mention injections are far, far cheaper.

Also get serious about losing weight and exercising. Being obese shortens your life and does all kinds of damage the longer you stay in that state. Best of luck!
 

Vettester Chris

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Doesn't sound good, but glad you got the MRI. I suspect you will also have some thyroid imbalances, and it would be good to see your CBC's and a metabolic profile, plus E2 sensitive, D3, iron/ferritin. Let us know
 
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