Guest guest Posted May 15, 2010 Report Share Posted May 15, 2010 For year, many many years, I've been going to the Dr. and advising that I just can't get up and out of bed, have a hard time walking or even stading without losing energy. I've requested Thyroid tests and it just confuses the Dr. she says it says I am hyperthroid with all the symptoms of hypothyroid. I have asked for other endocrinologic tests but for the lost part She just refills my cholesterol medication and sends me home. Now as part of our fertility testing I got my Testosterone tested, something I had asked about before but only the fertility doc ordered it for me. It just cam eback with this: Free Testosterone 44 / Reference levels 241 - 827 FSH <0.7 / Reference levels 1.6 - 8.0 LH <0.2 / Reference levels 1.5 - 9.3 Knowing my doctor she will say I had the blood drawn in the afternoon and it looks like they really should test in the AM as the result will be higher in the morning. So how much more will be added by morning testing? Will that add 200 points to make me normal? Forgot to add I am 42 years old. And other than horrible cholesterol and now Triglycerides as well I am in decent health. I just can't seem to get moving so does this have anything to with energy or just ED? While I have zero sex drive (my poor wife), I have no problem with my end of the bargain which makes no sense? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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