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Should I do TRT?
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<blockquote data-quote="calmcalmcalm" data-source="post: 182787" data-attributes="member: 40782"><p>F</p><p></p><p></p><p>Thank you for the reply!</p><p>Finally, someone who doesn't have a gatekeeping attitude towards TRT.</p><p>Just because I am young doesn't mean I should avoid the TRT like the plague while the same guy who said don't use TRT is enjoying a myriad of benefits from TRT itself. I am just tired of getting the same old reply of "oh you are too young" or thinking that I have not tried other methods of improving the symptoms. </p><p></p><p>I did try every trick in the book, magnesium, vitamin d, zinc,boron, etc. I also am a regular gym-goer at least 3 times a week and I do have a clean diet, I only eat processed food or sugary foods maybe 2 times at max per month but mostly I don't eat those stuff. I always sleep at least 7 hours every day and while I agree my sleep could be improved, I believe the cause of my sleep problems are the anxiety in the first place. I am a light sleeper and tend to be anxious and have racing thoughts before I go to bed making it harder for me to fall asleep. While it is not a daily occurrence but it is not that rare either.</p><p></p><p>So could I please get non-objective advice and none of that gatekeeping attitude on whether or not I should do TRT? I don't even think age should be considered as a variable here since at 21 I should be at my prime biologically and my bloodwork shows suboptimal levels and as I age it is unlikely that it will be better.</p><p></p><p>I am not saying that the advice has to be saying that I should do TRT, but if you say no please give a valid reason so that it can help me make the right decision. If you say that I shouldn't do TRT because there is a medicine that I can try first then this can help me weigh out my options, but if you are saying don't do TRT just because of my age even tough the bloodwork shows the suboptimal result and I am experiencing the symptoms and it can be fixed by "lifestyle changes" or "try vit d" please refrain from commenting. This is like saying that a new car with mechanical problems should not change the broken part and instead they should just try to drive the car more carefully and on less rocky roads just because the car is a new car hence you shouldn't replace the broken part and it should be functioning as normal while the diagnosis from a licensed mechanic(the doctor) says that the part should be replaced.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="calmcalmcalm, post: 182787, member: 40782"] F Thank you for the reply! Finally, someone who doesn't have a gatekeeping attitude towards TRT. Just because I am young doesn't mean I should avoid the TRT like the plague while the same guy who said don't use TRT is enjoying a myriad of benefits from TRT itself. I am just tired of getting the same old reply of "oh you are too young" or thinking that I have not tried other methods of improving the symptoms. I did try every trick in the book, magnesium, vitamin d, zinc,boron, etc. I also am a regular gym-goer at least 3 times a week and I do have a clean diet, I only eat processed food or sugary foods maybe 2 times at max per month but mostly I don't eat those stuff. I always sleep at least 7 hours every day and while I agree my sleep could be improved, I believe the cause of my sleep problems are the anxiety in the first place. I am a light sleeper and tend to be anxious and have racing thoughts before I go to bed making it harder for me to fall asleep. While it is not a daily occurrence but it is not that rare either. So could I please get non-objective advice and none of that gatekeeping attitude on whether or not I should do TRT? I don't even think age should be considered as a variable here since at 21 I should be at my prime biologically and my bloodwork shows suboptimal levels and as I age it is unlikely that it will be better. I am not saying that the advice has to be saying that I should do TRT, but if you say no please give a valid reason so that it can help me make the right decision. If you say that I shouldn't do TRT because there is a medicine that I can try first then this can help me weigh out my options, but if you are saying don't do TRT just because of my age even tough the bloodwork shows the suboptimal result and I am experiencing the symptoms and it can be fixed by "lifestyle changes" or "try vit d" please refrain from commenting. This is like saying that a new car with mechanical problems should not change the broken part and instead they should just try to drive the car more carefully and on less rocky roads just because the car is a new car hence you shouldn't replace the broken part and it should be functioning as normal while the diagnosis from a licensed mechanic(the doctor) says that the part should be replaced. [/QUOTE]
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