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<blockquote data-quote="Systemlord" data-source="post: 174621" data-attributes="member: 15832"><p>That single digit estrogen (converted from testosterone) and ALP value doesn't bold well for bone density, in fact I wouldn't be surprised if you were diagnosed with osteoporosis. TRT will make your bones strong and might even take away your back pain or at least assist you in the healing process.</p><p></p><p>You might need HCG together with your TRT if you can't get estrogen to at least 35 pg/mL on TRT in isolation. You could freeze sperm, go on TRT and when you want kids add HCG and FSH to your TRT protocol.</p><p></p><p>You can also stop TRT and start clomid therapy to restart spermatogenesis. DHT is a contributor to hair loss, it's not the primary cause, but if you are prone to hair loss TRT can accelerate it. I would rather go bald than walk around with hollow bones.</p><p></p><p>Your dihydrotestosterone (DHT) is low and is converted from testosterone, low DHT levels tend to translate into a lower libido, increasing it will more than likely increase libido. A strong libido is healthy and goes hand in hand with a healthy mental state.</p><p></p><p>Your IGF-1 is lower and not ideal, you could try peptides to increase it naturally. To give you an idea how your IGF-1 really is, the average 48 year old has an IGF-1 around 150.</p><p></p><p>TRT is going to be more challenging with high RBC and hematocrit already at 50%, you'll probably have to get used to double red cell donations and keep an eye on your ferritin levels. I only know high DHEA-S could mean overactive adrenals do to adrenal cancer or tumors.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Systemlord, post: 174621, member: 15832"] That single digit estrogen (converted from testosterone) and ALP value doesn't bold well for bone density, in fact I wouldn't be surprised if you were diagnosed with osteoporosis. TRT will make your bones strong and might even take away your back pain or at least assist you in the healing process. You might need HCG together with your TRT if you can't get estrogen to at least 35 pg/mL on TRT in isolation. You could freeze sperm, go on TRT and when you want kids add HCG and FSH to your TRT protocol. You can also stop TRT and start clomid therapy to restart spermatogenesis. DHT is a contributor to hair loss, it's not the primary cause, but if you are prone to hair loss TRT can accelerate it. I would rather go bald than walk around with hollow bones. Your dihydrotestosterone (DHT) is low and is converted from testosterone, low DHT levels tend to translate into a lower libido, increasing it will more than likely increase libido. A strong libido is healthy and goes hand in hand with a healthy mental state. Your IGF-1 is lower and not ideal, you could try peptides to increase it naturally. To give you an idea how your IGF-1 really is, the average 48 year old has an IGF-1 around 150. TRT is going to be more challenging with high RBC and hematocrit already at 50%, you'll probably have to get used to double red cell donations and keep an eye on your ferritin levels. I only know high DHEA-S could mean overactive adrenals do to adrenal cancer or tumors. [/QUOTE]
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