tatersalad
08-24-11, 9:13 pm
Guys, don't wait for problems to arise to get your testosterone checked. Low T is a sneaky bastard!
I saw the endocrinologist last Friday, after my doc did a blood test (at my request) and found my test to be low. I have to wait on the results of a couple more tests the endo drew blood for Friday and assuming they are good I'll be starting AndroGel.
I didn't have any symptoms that made me think I had low T, until I started having some weird mood swings that made me think I needed to get checked for depression. Research made me suspect low T, and that's why I got checked. I'm not sure if my GP would have checked it on his own or not. It turns out I have probably been dealing with low T for a couple years or more.
So anyway now I get to start all over on the Journey, but I now have a bunch of fat to get rid of first. Low T causes a lot of issues, including Insulin Resistance and core fat gain.
Just wanted to pass this along.
TS
I saw the endocrinologist last Friday, after my doc did a blood test (at my request) and found my test to be low. I have to wait on the results of a couple more tests the endo drew blood for Friday and assuming they are good I'll be starting AndroGel.
I didn't have any symptoms that made me think I had low T, until I started having some weird mood swings that made me think I needed to get checked for depression. Research made me suspect low T, and that's why I got checked. I'm not sure if my GP would have checked it on his own or not. It turns out I have probably been dealing with low T for a couple years or more.
So anyway now I get to start all over on the Journey, but I now have a bunch of fat to get rid of first. Low T causes a lot of issues, including Insulin Resistance and core fat gain.
Just wanted to pass this along.
TS