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  • Dr. I got rheumatoid arthritis 3 years ago can this disease lower my T levels ?

  • Hello Doctor,

    Would you know anything about hypogonadic states where FSH is high, LH is normal, yet Testosterone is low? I fall under this category of hypogonadic men yet the endocrinologists I have seen cannot explain it. In addition, sperm count turned out to be low. Any thoughts?

  • wait wait wait wait wait ???? if i herd correctly if your testosterone levels are low the results are "man boobs" ? but at the same time testosterone can make "man boobs" ? please explain .

  • i have a question dr. im 27 years old man and have no want or need to do anything im extremely tired throughout the day with no will to move, ive gained 30.lbs and am completely clueless to what is happening. i use to be a fighter but have been out of the scene for 2 years, am i just lazy? i just cant find meaning in anything i cant be bothered i am always alone and see myself and my body changing for the worse even sex is pointless to an extent.

  • Can low testosterone during puberty stunt height, muscular development or body hair growth such as facial hair?

  • @mario192586 I would not recommend using HGH. The T can be used indefinitely, but it certainly reasonable at some point to stop it for a while and recheck T levels. As an anabolic steroid, T can promote muscle growth and fat burning.

  • I HAVE LOW TESTOSTERONE AND I HAVE BEEN HAVING PAIN IN MY JOINTS. I WAS WONDERING IS THIS A USUAL SYMPTOM IN MEN WITH LOW-T?

  • @tomcat624u Not a typical symptom of low T.

  • how difficult is it to get a prescription for T? I dont need to juice up, but i feel that I need to be getting more testosterone.

  • @emann43 You need to see your doc, check T levels and then you can be prescribe replacement T if appropriate...it is not difficult to get a prescription.

  • HELLO DOC, I WAS WONDERING, THE FIRST TIME I HAD MY TOTAL TESTOSTERONE LEVEL CHECKED , IT WAS 180. DO U CONSIDER THAT AMOUNT TO BE EXTREMELY LOW? I AM TAKING INJECTABLE, 100MGS 200 STRENGTH EVERY 10 DAYS, HOW LONG WILL IT BE B4 I START TO SEE IMPROVEMENTS IN MY STRENGTH AND ENERGY AND MY DIABETES, INSLIN DEP? THANS FOR YOUR INSIGHT , GOD BLESS.

  • @tomcat624u Anything under 300 is considered low, but free T determinations are important as well. With the IM injections, it should not be long before you feel salutary effects.

  • @incontinencedoc THANKS FOR THE INSIGHT DOC.

  • HOWDY DOC! CAN TR REVERSE OR IMPROVE SYMPTOMS OF THE METABOLIC SYNDROME?AND IF SO , HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE? THE FIRST TIME I HAD MY TESTOSTERONE LEVELS CHECKED, MY TOTAL WAS 180. IS THIS CONSIDERED OR WOUL DBE CONSIDERED, EXTREMEY LOW? THANKS FOR YOUR KIND CONSIDERATION!

  • @tomcat624u  T replacement along with smart eating and an exercise program can reverse/improve metabolic syndrome.

  • @incontinencedoc THANKS FOR THE PRUDENT INSIGHT DOC!

  • hello Dr does opioid narcotic and THC lowers t levels?

  • @rifetf Chronic use of sustained action opiates lowers T by inhibiting the hormones in the hypothalamus that then decrease LH production in the pituitary gland that reduces T production by the testes. Opiates also have a direct negative effect on T production.

  • Hello Dr. Siegel I read and hear often about T levels. It seems that there is a contradiction of what a 'normal" T level is. So when my doctor gives me the T level number what should I be trying to figure out from this number. I am reading that the number could actually be low when it is considered acceptable.

    So what level is good for a 47 year old man 162lbs 5'10"

    Thanks

  • Hey doc.

    I'm 19. When I was 15 I tried to use some steroids for a month (the stupidest move of my life) for 4 years I was OK with no problems but allways depressed, right now I have erection problems, sleeping problems, gaining body fat quickly, getting weaker and allways in a terrible (even suicidal) mood. What's wrong with me? and what should I do? please answer, thanks.

  • @KravaLLT You need to see a doc and have your hormone levels checked.

  • @incontinencedoc I kinda still doubt my testosterone because I still have the symptoms of it being low, like soft beard, strength loss, muscle loss, smaller testicles, depression, erection problems and so on. So what else could be wrong with me? please help, I talked to my local urologist and it looked like he doesnt know what he's talking about

  • Hello Doc, would vesectomy be a contributing factor to Low T?

  • @luthaa87 A vasectomy will bring sperm levels to zero, but has nothing to do with testosterone levels.

  • Hi doc,

    Im only 24 but I do show a lot of low T symptoms. Im depressive, have problems with concentration I am always tired, do have a lot of body fat, my body fat percentage is >26% and I had high blood fats recently (TAGs). I have problems with sleeping and I had anaemias in the past until I started supplementing with ferro sanol. apart from that Im starting to have ED. my testo was measured 9.6 nmol/l with shbg being 16 nmol/l but my doctor said it is not worth treatment. what do you think?

  • @MousseTauChocolate  I would see a urologist; if you already have, see another who specializes in andrology.

  • Hi, was wondering I have a lot of the symptoms for this, the one that is apperant to me the most is the fact that I have next to no facial hair, I have pubic hair, a bit of muscle, adams apple, nearly everything else but I look about 13 and am 25. It is very depressing and affects all parts of my life. I'm gonna ask my GP about it next week, but if I get shot down, which is likely the case then what do I do from there?

  • @stratocaster1986able Certainly worthwhile to do a hormone check, but understand that many characteristics are under genetic control, including body and facial hair distribution and density. If your brothers, dad, grandfathers, etc have minimal facial hair, chances are that it is an inheritable trait. Your youthful looks that depress you now will probably make you happy later in life! If you don't get anywhere with your GP, you should see an endocrinologist for safe measure. Best of luck!

  • @incontinencedoc Thanks for the advice. Cheers.

  • I think I have low testosterone, but I don't have the guts to talk to my doctor about this. Also I am a bit skeptical about treatment, because I am only 20 years of age. I have all the symptoms of low T, including low libido, erectile dysfunction, more abdominal fat and high pitched voice. What do you think the best treatment for me is Dr.?

  • @heptixy Even though you are young, it is still possible to have hormonal issues and the best bet is to see a doc and be honest about the problem...nothing to be embarrassed about--it's not your fault. A simple blood test or two can help sort out the problem and treatment is available.

  • @heptixy You should visit the doctor. Really, its nothing to be embarrased about. Your age doesnt matter, it can happen at any age and the treatment is good. I have seen how its dramatically improved my friends life.

  • If i stay with workouts like powerlifting or bodybuilding and focus on foods, do you think i can get same result that I am suppose to get from supplements?

  • @syke84 Yes I do...a well-rounded and balanced, healthy diet avoiding processed garbage, plenty of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes and lean protein combined with bring it at the gym is the formula for results...forget the over-priced, over-hyped nonsense!

  • why jells over shots?

  • @ty99999returns Gels are more physiological, with AM peak and PM trough of testosterone, simulation typical biorhythm; shots cause acute super-high testosterone levels with slow decline thereafter to subnormal levels; also a bit easier to use and no need for nurse to have to do treatments.

  • @incontinencedoc thanks for the facts doc!

  • How can you cycle Testim so the testicles can still produce testosterone ? Example can you do 1 month on and one month off.

  • @aofnyc The real question is whether this is important. Men who go on T therapy are producing insufficient amounts of testosterone from their own testicles.

    It's possible to use T gels or other therapies intermittently, but I don't see the point.

    If a man wants to preserve fertility or testicular volume, his choices are to use clomiphene citrate or HCG injections, either alone or in combination with exogenous T.

    Hope this helps

  • Very good question! TRT with any of the testosterone products will diminish pituitary follicle stimulating hormone production and will thus decrease sperm count, adversely affecting fertility. Clomiphene citrate and Anastrozole will increase blood testosterone without reducing sperm counts. AS

  • How can the different TRT's affect fertility, sperm count, etc.? What are different treatments to raise testosterone that will not affect fertility for someone who is trying to conceive?

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