Lost intrest & fatuige

[OLDFART]

I am almost 50 yrs old and have always been into bdy.bldg. And fitness, for the past year i just dont feel it anymore . If i do gear to get my testostarone level up does any one think this will get me more mentaly and physicaly into it again:

 

[coltmc45]

For sure. You should get blood tests done. At 50 you might get put on trt.

 

[OLDFART]

THANX BRO , i did get checked , #s are low but still normal for my age. asshole doctr. said no Rxs

 

[Stick & Move]

Have him refer you to a urologist.

 

[cashout]

THANX BRO , i did get checked , #s are low but still normal for my age. asshole doctr. said no Rxs

My numbers were in the "normal" range for 40 year old male - 579 ng/dl was my total test number and free test was proportional.

Of course that was actually low for me b/c up until I was 37 my normal test levels were consistently close to 1000 ng/dl. So, 579 ng/dl was a 40% drop off for me. No wonder I didn't feel quite so well!

What you need to do is tell your physician that your numbers have been a lot higher in the past and you don't want to feel like a "normal" 50 year old guy. You want your numbers back where they were when you were 25.

That is the approach I used and after some hesitation, my urologist agreed and let me run my Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) the way that I would "feel the best" not based on some dumb "normal" scale.

Again, the big point is tell your physician that you don't want to be "normal." Normal people feel crappy, get sick, are fat, have no energy, and poor quality of life.

You want to be a high performer a with a high quality of life just like when you were 25 years old.

 

[MeatHead96]

My numbers were in the "normal" range for 40 year old male - 579 ng/dl was my total test number and free test was proportional.

Of course that was actually low for me b/c up until I was 37 my normal test levels were consistently close to 1000 ng/dl. So, 579 ng/dl was a 40% drop off for me. No wonder I didn't feel quite so well!

What you need to do is tell your physician that your numbers have been a lot higher in the past and you don't want to feel like a "normal" 50 year old guy. You want your numbers back where they were when you were 25.

That is the approach I used and after some hesitation, my urologist agreed and let me run my Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) the way that I would "feel the best" not based on some dumb "normal" scale.

Again, the big point is tell your physician that you don't want to be "normal." Normal people feel crappy, get sick, are fat, have no energy, and poor quality of life.

You want to be a high performer a with a high quality of life just like when you were 25 years old.

^^This is good advice. If your doctor still won't listen look to other docs until you find the answer.

 

[DADAWG]

TRT is a blessing if your test levels have dropped . try a specialist or different doctor . you can also look in the testosterone replacement forum here at ology and talk to CHIP , hes a sponsere here at ology and he specializes in your problem.