Low T - thoughts on steps to take?
16 upvotes | August 4, 2019 | by LongRoad_518
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So I got my blood work back at 285 T. For a 36 year old it’s Quite
bad. Hell for a 60 year old it’s quite bad.

I want to make sure that 1) it’s not caused by say a pituitary issue
and then 2) get this taken care of as quickly as possible. Honestly
I’ve been feeling like shit and it’s getting worse. I think my
primary care doctor is playing a guessing game - not even an educated
guessing game.

For those that have dealt with this - thoughts on if I continue
through my primary care provider, find a urologist, find an endo, find
a place that specializes in low T therapy? There’s a lot of
information on the internet and much of it contradictory on this.
While no one here is likely a doctor - many have a lot more knowledge
than I in this area.

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