There has been two times in my life I have noticed a huge decrease in my hormone levels, first I still felt reasonable afterwards, second happened just over three years ago and I have been falling a part ever since. Exercising regularly but my body just keeps getting more and more problems.
Anyways, I finally had a testosterone panel done, doctor said I was fine, decided to see an endocrinologist anyways, because for 30 years old my numbers weren't even close to being up to par. I have one daughter so far, 11 months old, and I want to have a few more kids. The doctor took more blood and is testing pituitary gland, thyroid as my levels of this are fairly low, and thyroid antibodies? I talked to him about having kids and he mentioned HCG but said it might not work if my gonads are damaged from the thyroid antibodies or whatever he talked about. If I can have kids now why wouldn't HCG resurrect me? Anyways this is one of my biggest concerns, and will have results next week.
Other concerns are if I would be better off cycling to bring my regular test production back up to normal, as I hear some of the main fertility issues come from prolonged use. Also curious why so many other things are taken during steroid use that I don't believe are involved in HRT, are serms and an AI not at all necessary in HRT? I already have gyno in my left breast, and the doctor said it appeared to be the type that would only go away with surgery. Never taken steroids or prohormones either.
I am a little reluctant to go on HRT but think it is needed. And he talks about doing a trial run of it to see if i respond, but should i tell him I want to hold off on it till my wife is pregnant again? we were planning on trying really soon anyways. I guess I will know next week whether the doc thinks HCG will work for me or not.
If you have any insight or information on the above feel free to help me out, I would appreciate it.