Low T & all that may come with it

[Mikey1970]

Hi guys
Happy New Year

I'm feeling it better lately on T, and I'm told I'm a different person, I've become a lovely person or so I'm told

Because of issues using drugs years ago I damaged myself in my penis, basically amphetamine overuse made my penis numb and no sensation (and i stopped producing testosterone albeit I never knew this till lately) and I couldnt get an erection, over time I lost all libido,

Because of the failures of doctors (not doing correct tests) I spent 17 years with my illness from age 29 to 46, I am currently aiming to Sue these people for not doing the tests I needed which if they had been done I'd have lived a very different and good life, I've missed out on so much.

Anyways, over the years of having low T and testicular damage, I became down, irrational, angry, fatigued, the least thing would annoy me and I'd argue with people, I now believe this was all down to low T

This is what I wanted to ask you all here, did any of ye have anger issues from low T,
I feel I've lived the life of someone I'm not

 

[Vince Carter]

Anger from Low T? Probably more Estrogen dominant, that's what I think, the conditions intertwine. I know pre TRT I was getting in to shouting matches at work and just short-tempered, overreacting, lots of bad stuff, added in with sad/depressed/emotional.

 

[zojo360]

My friend,

Congratulations on your recovery!! Getting to the point that we finally succumb to our addictions and choose to live a better lifestyle, physically and mentally, seeking treatment and doing all that is possible to live again is a tremendous moment. I will never forget mine. Drug abuse and the damage it causes to our bodies, lives and the ones that still held on to us (and the ones who had to let us go) is devastating.

I also had the exact same range of the emotional roller coaster of just existing. You did indeed live a life of someone you where not. It was a life of agony perhaps. Constant and unrelenting. Its a "rebirth" when you yourself decides NO MORE. You learn to live again.

My experience with drug induced low T mirrors yours. I had all the symptoms you did. The depression was intense. Anger was uncontrollable and my fuse was a spark away from extreme outbursts of irrational behavior. Arguing had become my way of communicating with others. Others turned their backs and rightfully so. The ones that didn't, walked on eggshells never knowing what to expect.

Its good to hear your beginning to feel better. It takes time to get the most out of the TRT lifestyle and all it has to offer on your new and improved self. That combined with the will to change will be nothing short of incredible.

Happy New Year and grab 2017 by the horns!

 

[Mikey1970]

Wow, thank you for your comments, before I knew I had low T, I couldn't understand myself and just thought I was a **** basically, I'd no clue to why I was like the way I was, and to think I've had 17 years of it and it needn't have been this way had I the correct medical tests, but thank God I am where I am now , and for the past while my mood is good I have so much clarity, I'm happier and my ED is better, just need to sort one or two low T related issues and hopefully life will be good from here on in, thanks a lot for you're comments