Self medicating Testosteron E 125mg/week

[Haona19]

So i have decided after numerous endocrinologist visits and doctors, most of whom did not even know the difference between total test and free test, kept telling me that i was in the normal range even tho im 26 years old and my free test is 3.2 (2.2-10) nmol/L

With all the typical symptoms of low t, ive gotten so frustrated to the point of self medicating, i just wanna feel like a young healthy 26y old who works out, eats healthy and does not consume any drugs/alcohol

I would love to hear your guys opinion, and if you have any advice for me please let me know

[Haona19]

These tests are nmol/L

S-CK 740 * <400

S-TSH 4,2 0,20 - 4,0

S-FSH 3 1 - 12

S-LH 3 6* 1 - 10

B-Hemoglobin 15,1 13,4 - 17,0

B-Hematokrit 0,46 0,40 - 0,50

S-ALAT 57 <70

S-Albumin 44 36 - 48

S-Vitamin D 86 50 - 150

SA 0,25 0 - 2,5

S-FSH 5 1 - 12

S-Kreatinin 61 60 - 105

S-LH 6 1 - 10

S-Østradiol-17beta 0,12 0,00 - 0,17

S-Prolaktin 208 <700

S-Testosteron 19 8 - 35

S-Testosteron free 3,3 2.3-9,9

S-SHBG 59 8 - 60

[Haona19]

Added my thyroid tests

[Haona19]

bump

[Frank777]

I'm thinking about trying the same thing. Having read the Nugenix reviews https://www.nugenixopinions.com/, I decided to give this testosterone booster a try. I read that it saves from all unpleasant effects related to hormonal inefficiencies, including fatigue, baldness, low libido, and loss of muscle mass. Did anyone take it? Any good alternatives?