Its Official

[jord87]

After a 2 hour wait at my family doctor, I got my blood test back and they did indeed show that my testosterone levels were very low. I asked my doctor how low they were and he replied by saying " I dont even know how you can get out of bed". He went on to say that he would take the night to consider if he would prescribe me gel, patch etc, or if he would refer me to an endocrinologist. I am 19 years old and have been suffering many of the symptoms of low testosterone for a couple years now and finally I am getting treated.

How bad are my results?

Testosterone: 9.9 nmo1/L
Free Testosterone: 17.8 PMOL/L

 

[JeremyM1978]

Yeah i hear ya brother... I can tell you canadian, by your numbers...

If i remember, my doctor said i was 6.9!

Good luck with your journey...

Would love to chat with you in regards to this...

Private messenge me!

 

[jord87]

I tried to pm you but it says i cant. I would love to talk to you about this

 

[Nordic11]

How bad are my results?

Testosterone: 9.9 nmo1/L
Free Testosterone: 17.8 PMOL/L

What are the reference ranges for total and free test?

 

[TR2838]

19?? Did you have a head injury, kicked in the balls, heavy AAS use,or morbidly obese? That's awfully young man! Everyone is different of course, but when I was 19 I could pack on 15 pounds of lean muscle in 3 months by just eating alot and working a decent workout program.. I had so much natural testosterone iT was ridiculous! No offense but your still a kid.. I would get at least 2 more blood test and in the meantime lift weights and eat good to see if you can get those levels up naturally!
I assume you posted for advice on what to do.. That's my advice.. Your age disturbs me a little bit.. Good luck and post those ranges up!

 

[JOWS6]

For those wondering, 9.9mol equates to 285ng/dL.

 

[MoparMuscle]

Post some more info.

Time of day you did the test. Height and weight. Diet. Any head trama? Prior pro hormon or roid use?

I agree that you should get another blood test at the min before commiting to 60 years of prescription use to regulate hormones.