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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Deviated Septum/Sleep Issues in Relation to T
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<blockquote data-quote="Systemlord" data-source="post: 99634" data-attributes="member: 15832"><p>I did the sleep study months after starting TRT and no sleep apnea was detected, however I did had a deviated septum for which I had surgery 2 weeks ago and just had my stitches removed a few days ago and breathing seems to be improving slowly. My deviated septum was caused by being smacked round by a huge wave and the pressure I felt while submerged. </p><p></p><p>A lack of testosterone and estrogen affect sleep tremendously, your brain requires estrogen to function properly and if low sleep can be difficult. Low estrogen can cause morning headaches upon waking. Usually if LH is low this indicated secondary and primary usually sees LH above ranges, which is essentially screaming at the testicles to produce testosterone which will never happen. </p><p></p><p>Post labs for a more productive conversation, most doctors put guys on terrible protocols that give men a poor impression of what TRT can do for you. Most either end up quitting or find their way here and become more informed than most doctors, we must delegate to our doctors in order to get proper care.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Systemlord, post: 99634, member: 15832"] I did the sleep study months after starting TRT and no sleep apnea was detected, however I did had a deviated septum for which I had surgery 2 weeks ago and just had my stitches removed a few days ago and breathing seems to be improving slowly. My deviated septum was caused by being smacked round by a huge wave and the pressure I felt while submerged. A lack of testosterone and estrogen affect sleep tremendously, your brain requires estrogen to function properly and if low sleep can be difficult. Low estrogen can cause morning headaches upon waking. Usually if LH is low this indicated secondary and primary usually sees LH above ranges, which is essentially screaming at the testicles to produce testosterone which will never happen. Post labs for a more productive conversation, most doctors put guys on terrible protocols that give men a poor impression of what TRT can do for you. Most either end up quitting or find their way here and become more informed than most doctors, we must delegate to our doctors in order to get proper care. [/QUOTE]
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