Re: Just got off the phone with the andrologist.....

[Guest guest]

Elijah,

As I see it, you have a few options: 1) some lifestyle adjustments, 2) more

testing to find what's causing your feeling, or 3) " watchful waiting " .

1- Perhaps some stress management/supplements will help you feel better sooner.

Massage & socializing a bit more (especially with women) can help you feel

somewhat better, in addition to making slight changes to your hormones.

Oxytocin increases from these activities (as well as from orgasm), & can

stimulate testosterone production. Plus, it can help with libido. Martial arts

might be good, assuming you give yourself enough rest time in between activity.

2- Or perhaps you should test further. ttwenties raised a good point in another

post- you could spend a lot of time, energy, & money trying to find what's

wrong. It may be worth it if you find something, but it might not be if you

don't. I don't know enough about ferritin to comment about it & the potential

effects of your current ferritin level.

3- " Watchful waiting " might involve aspects of both the other options- keeping

an eye on how your levels or symptoms change as you make minor lifestyle

adjustments without seeking testosterone replacement therapy. At this point, no

doctor would give you TRT, anyway.

~Xian

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> Guys,

>

> I just talked to the andrologist and I guess I have some mixed feelings about

this.

>

> First of all it was a phone consult and he seemed to be in a hurry. It lasted

probably 10 minutes or so.

>

> Anyway, he did not have any reactions on my levels at all. Completely normal

according to him.

>

> His only advice was that I should move to a city with more girls since I

seemed to lack women in my life today.

>

> I do agree with this, but personally I think I have had low levels for a long

time.

>

> But since he says everything is normal, I guess there is nothing more to worry

about.

>

> I will try to improve my social life and buy all the natural herbs or

supplements that can increase my production.

>

> Perhaps I should try martial arts or start with a high-risk sport.

>

> Best regards,

>

> Elijah

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Xian,

I need to make a decision if I should just go on and live my life, trying to

improve what I can, or if I should do some more tests.

I will definitely do some more research regarding the ferritin levels.

Thank you very much!

Best regards,

Elijah

> >

> > Guys,

> >

> > I just talked to the andrologist and I guess I have some mixed feelings

about this.

> >

> > First of all it was a phone consult and he seemed to be in a hurry. It

lasted probably 10 minutes or so.

> >

> > Anyway, he did not have any reactions on my levels at all. Completely normal

according to him.

> >

> > His only advice was that I should move to a city with more girls since I

seemed to lack women in my life today.

> >

> > I do agree with this, but personally I think I have had low levels for a

long time.

> >

> > But since he says everything is normal, I guess there is nothing more to

worry about.

> >

> > I will try to improve my social life and buy all the natural herbs or

supplements that can increase my production.

> >

> > Perhaps I should try martial arts or start with a high-risk sport.

> >

> > Best regards,

> >

> > Elijah

> >

>