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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
29 y/o considering TRT
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<blockquote data-quote="Checkdis" data-source="post: 99584" data-attributes="member: 16600"><p>Thank you for the input, I also saw this when I was looking at my labs as well as high DHEA. Even though these test are abnormal they are only high about 5%. These test are all statistical, and for me those could be my normal ranges. Everyone is different, then again what is normal? </p><p></p><p>I think the next step at this point is hope my insurance approves an MRI, and it comes back negative. Just the thought of a pituitary tumor makes me sick. But after this test I have exhausted all possibilities. The last obvious thing to do is correct my low testosterone and see if everything else fixes itself in due time. Just every doctor I have seen has said, “you are young, you will recover in time, just give it time. You are healthy nothing is wrong with you.” May be out of context but that seems the go to diagnosis for all the doctors I have seen. Turning 29 in a month... </p><p></p><p>I do believe the low testosterone is contributing to my high LDL, which again is borderline. As well as the slightly elevated ALT. The ALT from my readings could be stress induced, as well as possibly my liver is picking up the slack where my kidneys are over worked.</p><p></p><p>From what I have read, low testosterone can cause frequent urination, as well as low estrogen. But from all my readings I could never figure out why this may be? Why does the body project this symptom with these low readings?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Checkdis, post: 99584, member: 16600"] Thank you for the input, I also saw this when I was looking at my labs as well as high DHEA. Even though these test are abnormal they are only high about 5%. These test are all statistical, and for me those could be my normal ranges. Everyone is different, then again what is normal? I think the next step at this point is hope my insurance approves an MRI, and it comes back negative. Just the thought of a pituitary tumor makes me sick. But after this test I have exhausted all possibilities. The last obvious thing to do is correct my low testosterone and see if everything else fixes itself in due time. Just every doctor I have seen has said, “you are young, you will recover in time, just give it time. You are healthy nothing is wrong with you.” May be out of context but that seems the go to diagnosis for all the doctors I have seen. Turning 29 in a month... I do believe the low testosterone is contributing to my high LDL, which again is borderline. As well as the slightly elevated ALT. The ALT from my readings could be stress induced, as well as possibly my liver is picking up the slack where my kidneys are over worked. From what I have read, low testosterone can cause frequent urination, as well as low estrogen. But from all my readings I could never figure out why this may be? Why does the body project this symptom with these low readings? [/QUOTE]
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