Just got my free and total test results, need some help please.

Hello, I am 32 years old and have been feeling like complete crap for a few years now. I have been working out for a couple years, diet is on point and as far as training goes I push myself to the limit every workout. I am really trying to figure out why I am so excessively tired all the time and my body feels like I am 80. I am not over training, I do super set splits and work out 3-4 times a week at the moment. I am just having a lot of along with super slow fat loss and muscle gain.

so my total test which I assume testosterone, serum is, is 355 ng/dl

and my free test is 9pg/ml

I have heard great things about TRT this is why I wanted to get tested. Any advice is much appreciated.

Is this low because I feel like the poster child for low T literally

also lab was done in the morning an hour after I woke fasting.

It's evident, based on your age that your testosterone level ( total and free ) is pretty low and this could explain your symptoms. To complete the scenario you should check prolactin and LH, as E2.

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Originally Posted by leokm85

Hello, I am 32 years old and have been feeling like complete crap for a few years now. I have been working out for a couple years, diet is on point and as far as training goes I push myself to the limit every workout. I am really trying to figure out why I am so excessively tired all the time and my body feels like I am 80. I am not over training, I do super set splits and work out 3-4 times a week at the moment. I am just having a lot of along with super slow fat loss and muscle gain.

so my total test which I assume testosterone, serum is, is 355 ng/dl

and my free test is 9pg/ml

I have heard great things about TRT this is why I wanted to get tested. Any advice is much appreciated.

Is this low because I feel like the poster child for low T literally

also lab was done in the morning an hour after I woke fasting.

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You're pretty low, now you need to know why. See if you can get the blood work listed in the thread:

http://forums.steroid.com/hormone-re...physician.html