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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Pct results, need some advice
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<blockquote data-quote="S1W" data-source="post: 139362" data-attributes="member: 16947"><p>Yours is a good example of how the lowering of the reference range can affect people. In case you were not already aware of this, the reference range for TT was lowered about a year ago - the old low end cut off was 348. A "by the numbers" doctor would not have been able to just say "everything is fine" just a year ago, and those numbers are indeed somewhat low, especially considering your age (your DOB is visible on your labs...you're not even 30 yet).</p><p></p><p>I'll just put this out there for someone more knowledgeable than myself to address, but would you guys say that his LH number seems high for his TT? </p><p></p><p>When you say you're "not as active as you once were", is that code for being overweight? Be totally honest with the guys on here - people will try to help you. If so, that is the first thing you should address, in whatever ways you can. General health comes first imho, then focus on hormones.</p><p></p><p>If you are otherwise healthy/normal weight and you are willing to go on TRT, you might consider contacting one of the site sponsors (Prime Body, Defy) to discuss your situation. You'll have to pay out of pocket, and the costs do add up over the years. This is why I mention being sure that everything else is as good as it can be before turning to TRT.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="S1W, post: 139362, member: 16947"] Yours is a good example of how the lowering of the reference range can affect people. In case you were not already aware of this, the reference range for TT was lowered about a year ago - the old low end cut off was 348. A "by the numbers" doctor would not have been able to just say "everything is fine" just a year ago, and those numbers are indeed somewhat low, especially considering your age (your DOB is visible on your labs...you're not even 30 yet). I'll just put this out there for someone more knowledgeable than myself to address, but would you guys say that his LH number seems high for his TT? When you say you're "not as active as you once were", is that code for being overweight? Be totally honest with the guys on here - people will try to help you. If so, that is the first thing you should address, in whatever ways you can. General health comes first imho, then focus on hormones. If you are otherwise healthy/normal weight and you are willing to go on TRT, you might consider contacting one of the site sponsors (Prime Body, Defy) to discuss your situation. You'll have to pay out of pocket, and the costs do add up over the years. This is why I mention being sure that everything else is as good as it can be before turning to TRT. [/QUOTE]
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