Quote Originally Posted by boxingfan30 View Post
So, do you feel that if one (i'll use myself as an example) has his bloodwork done and it came back "normal" free test is a little low and free total test is out of the low range by just a few points, but I still know that I don't feel quite like me and I have signs of declining test, BUT the endo that I saw, didn't want to prescribe me anything because my total test was said to be "normal" at 796 (which dropped when I hurt my back further and couldn't do my cardio to 636), I am wrong for taking my own health into my own hands rather than rely on a Doctor who doesn't specialize in TRT, and openly admits that?
Those are still very normal test levels...if your not "feeling right" perhaps it's something different. You could always get a second or 3rd or 4th opinion. Many ppl Doc shop till they get what they want.

Let's say for a moment I cave and say fine..if your going to treat yourself with a small trt dose to bring levels to a "normal range" then that isn't abuse...the reality is MOST ppl posting are not using TRT doses, they are cycling BB doses.

I know a number of guys who have had test levels drop from age but are still well within normal range. A 45 y.o. should not expect to have the test levels of a 25 y.o. and I'm sure alot of endo's take that into consideration...that's why there is an acceptable RANGE vs an acceptable number!