Re: Yet another question from me!

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I never had one asked my Dr. about it he felt it would be a good Idea but not

now I am in a lot of pain from being on Statin Drugs my lower back,hips and

upper legs hurt for low CoQ10 levels. So I say yes get better safe then sorry.

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Phil

> From: marc200134470 <cfs38@...>

> Subject: Yet another question from me!

>

> Date: Friday, October 15, 2010, 1:32 PM

> I have been deficient in testosterone

> for a minimum of one year, going from 209 to 323 recently.

> As most of you know by now I am not on TRT as of this date,

> nor anything else.

>

> I have no idea what my levels were like prior to this, but

> that is about the timeframe that I started feeling really

> bad per se.

>

> Granted I already have a bad back/neck/knees to a degree

> because of the physical nature of my work.

> Lately I am getting a lot more 'cracking' sounds from my

> joints than previously.

>

> Since I know low T can cause osteoporosis in males, should

> I have a bone density test done before the end of the year?

> I am basically on 100% insurance coverage at this point

> with all of the testing I have had done so far.

>

> Had blood drawn today for the general stuff, and a PSA. No

> T tests this time though, as they were last done 8/30 by the

> 'worthless' endo.

> Stress test was rescheduled for Monday, and I see my

> cardiologist again Tuesday AM.

>

> Just another question before I see him again.

>

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[Guest guest]

Pretty much what I was thinking myself Phil.

Speaking of statins,.....I hope my lipids are still good with this blood draw.

It has been a year, and I do NOT want to start on statins by any means.

I am going to bring up the bone density Tuesday. He will probably order it.

Thanks for confirming my thought process.

>

> I never had one asked my Dr. about it he felt it would be a good Idea but not

now I am in a lot of pain from being on Statin Drugs my lower back,hips and

upper legs hurt for low CoQ10 levels. So I say yes get better safe then sorry.

> Co-Moderator

> Phil

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