Re: Extremely low T Levels

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It is best if you go see an andrologist if you can

find one, if not the next option is urologist or then

an endocrinologist.

but try to find a good andrologist 1st, if not then a

good urologist.

it will take sometime to find a decent one, most

doctors are so poorly educated on this. i have been

put down by about 5 doctors now, and now i am seeing 2

top doctors who know my case, well i hope.

good luck and read the link i gave you, knowledge is

power = success

--- Myron Casey <myroncasey@...> wrote:

> My doc said hey had never treated a man with such a

> low T level. I am wondering...do you guys think I

> should go to a specialist since it is so low?

>

> Manterno Salerno <brownsaucylicious@...>

> wrote: You are 43?! In the American unit?!!

>

> Go on allthingsformale.com

>

> And go on the TRT page, and you should read all of

> that. It will also give a full panel of what you

> need

> to get measured.

>

> The important parts to get started with are:

>

> -Free/Total Testosterone

> -Estrogen (or spelt Oestrodiol) (female hormone)

> -LH

> -FSH

>

> (Read the link)

>

> Get this checked. On top have you tried Viagra or

> Caverject? Try some Viagra first, and see what

> happens.

>

> However your very low testosterone is a clear sign

> of

> your impotence. You could be on TRT like other guys

> on

> here.

>

> --- myroncasey <myroncasey@...> wrote:

>

> > My doc told me yestereday that my T level was 43.

> I

> > am 44 and my

> > level should be much higher. I am being seen by a

> > general

> > practioner. He has prescribed Androdel and I will

> > begin using it

> > soon, however, I am concerned about such an

> > extremely low T level and

> > my doctor didn't seem real knowledagle. I am

> afraid

> > of other health

> > issues resulting from my low T level. I have be

> > impotent for about

> > five years and decided to research this on my own.

>

> > I see docs all the

> > time (medical and phys.) and no one ever mention

> > this as a

> > possibility. Any words of advice. I have all the

> > classic symptoms of

> > low T.

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> >

>

>

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What is E or E2? Thanks!

Tom <indianawannabe04@...> wrote: Agreed. Totally.

Tom

>

> >3: If you start with gels, and that makes a lot of sense, then get

> >checked in a few months for estradiol, and if it is too high- and

that

> >number may vary for each man - consider arimidex, or DIM, or both

(you

> >can find explanations of these on this site). If you are fat, or if

> >you get night sweats, evaluate E issues quickly.

>

>

> Everyone should get tested for E2 BEFORE starting T therapy. High E2

> can be a cause of low T, and for a lucky few, controlling E2 is enough

> and they don't need T therapy after that.

>

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I went to a urologist once and he dismissed me saying he wasn't qualified to

treat hypogonadism. He told me he was the wrong kind of specalist.

Manterno Salerno <brownsaucylicious@...> wrote: It is best if

you go see an andrologist if you can

find one, if not the next option is urologist or then

an endocrinologist.

but try to find a good andrologist 1st, if not then a

good urologist.

it will take sometime to find a decent one, most

doctors are so poorly educated on this. i have been

put down by about 5 doctors now, and now i am seeing 2

top doctors who know my case, well i hope.

good luck and read the link i gave you, knowledge is

power = success

--- Myron Casey <myroncasey@...> wrote:

> My doc said hey had never treated a man with such a

> low T level. I am wondering...do you guys think I

> should go to a specialist since it is so low?

>

> Manterno Salerno <brownsaucylicious@...>

> wrote: You are 43?! In the American unit?!!

>

> Go on allthingsformale.com

>

> And go on the TRT page, and you should read all of

> that. It will also give a full panel of what you

> need

> to get measured.

>

> The important parts to get started with are:

>

> -Free/Total Testosterone

> -Estrogen (or spelt Oestrodiol) (female hormone)

> -LH

> -FSH

>

> (Read the link)

>

> Get this checked. On top have you tried Viagra or

> Caverject? Try some Viagra first, and see what

> happens.

>

> However your very low testosterone is a clear sign

> of

> your impotence. You could be on TRT like other guys

> on

> here.

>

> --- myroncasey <myroncasey@...> wrote:

>

> > My doc told me yestereday that my T level was 43.

> I

> > am 44 and my

> > level should be much higher. I am being seen by a

> > general

> > practioner. He has prescribed Androdel and I will

> > begin using it

> > soon, however, I am concerned about such an

> > extremely low T level and

> > my doctor didn't seem real knowledagle. I am

> afraid

> > of other health

> > issues resulting from my low T level. I have be

> > impotent for about

> > five years and decided to research this on my own.

>

> > I see docs all the

> > time (medical and phys.) and no one ever mention

> > this as a

> > possibility. Any words of advice. I have all the

> > classic symptoms of

> > low T.

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> >

>

>

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E is Estrogen and E2 is Estradiol this one is a bad guy if in men to high or to

low.

Myron Casey <myroncasey@...> wrote: What is E or E2? Thanks!

Tom <indianawannabe04@...> wrote: Agreed. Totally.

Tom

>

> >3: If you start with gels, and that makes a lot of sense, then get

> >checked in a few months for estradiol, and if it is too high- and

that

> >number may vary for each man - consider arimidex, or DIM, or both

(you

> >can find explanations of these on this site). If you are fat, or if

> >you get night sweats, evaluate E issues quickly.

>

>

> Everyone should get tested for E2 BEFORE starting T therapy. High E2

> can be a cause of low T, and for a lucky few, controlling E2 is enough

> and they don't need T therapy after that.

>

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Everyone's body has an enzyme known as Aromatase. Aromatase can convert

Testosterone into Estrogen which later breaks down into Estradiol or E2. The

body's cell receptor sites has a difficult time telling the difference between

T & E2. This E2 competes for those cell receptor sites and can cause a lot of

discomfort. I'm pretty sure bad Estrogens can lead to other disease too.

Arimidex is an Aromatase inhibitor or blocker. You can use a 50mg of Zinc

daily with a 2 mg Copper to do the same thing naturally although Arimidex is

much stronger than the vitamins.

Indoplex with DIM is an Estrogen metabolizer, another natural product. All of

this to fight E2 or the bad Estrogen.

Myron Casey <myroncasey@...> wrote:

What is E or E2? Thanks!

Tom <indianawannabe04@...> wrote: Agreed. Totally.

Tom

>

> >3: If you start with gels, and that makes a lot of sense, then get

> >checked in a few months for estradiol, and if it is too high- and

that

> >number may vary for each man - consider arimidex, or DIM, or both

(you

> >can find explanations of these on this site). If you are fat, or if

> >you get night sweats, evaluate E issues quickly.

>

>

> Everyone should get tested for E2 BEFORE starting T therapy. High E2

> can be a cause of low T, and for a lucky few, controlling E2 is enough

> and they don't need T therapy after that.

>