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boomershine
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PostPosted: 07/21/05 - 02:00    Post subject: hypogandism Vote now! Reply with quote

I'm 22 years old male. My tests are showing I am borderling hypogandism, and on other T tests, I have even been out of the lab range. I have the symptoms of low testosterone, no energy, depressed, much weaker then I used to be…
I have a very large amount of body hair and descent muscle mass. My T levels average about 320 ng/dl to 370 ng/dl. What even makes me more angry is that my doctor absolutely refuses to put me on testosterone replacement therapy!!! Could anyone here give me some advice on what to do? Do you think I need testosterone replacement therapy?
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PostPosted: 08/03/05 - 07:41    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

Go to an endocrinologist doctor. He will do a complete male/female series of hormone tests that should give result. Good luck and take care.
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