Blood test results just came in. 33 y/o

[kelkel]

What was your free T level in January?
LH Level?
Taking any meds that may effect T production?

Remember, total T is not what works for you, FT does. Total really doesn't matter that much. D3 is one of the most important supps out there and will help reduce shbg thus raising FT a little. It's actually a hormone, not a vitamin. Not familiar with participial blindness but I was searching for trauma that could effect / impede pituitary function.

There are several types of hypogonadism. Primary, secondary or a combination of both:
Primary = testicular failure.
Secondary = pituatary failure
Or a bit of both....

Primary can be indicated by an elevated LH level yet T levels are still low.
Secondary is indicated by low LH levels and also low T.
You're showing lower LH and sub-optimal (imho) T levels resulting in how you now feel.

I'd be interested in filling in the blanks with your blood work, retesting hormones and LH/FSH a month or so after the last test (with adequate rest) and comparing results. If T and LH values are still dropping I'd request an MRI of your pituitary.

[Sailorjerry]

What was your free T level in January?
LH Level?
Taking any meds that may effect T production?

Remember, total T is not what works for you, FT does. Total really doesn't matter that much. D3 is one of the most important supps out there and will help reduce shbg thus raising FT a little. It's actually a hormone, not a vitamin. Not familiar with participial blindness but I was searching for trauma that could effect / impede pituitary function.

There are several types of hypogonadism. Primary, secondary or a combination of both:
Primary = testicular failure.
Secondary = pituatary failure
Or a bit of both....

Primary can be indicated by an elevated LH level yet T levels are still low.
Secondary is indicated by low LH levels and also low T.
You're showing lower LH and sub-optimal (imho) T levels resulting in how you now feel.

I'd be interested in filling in the blanks with your blood work, retesting hormones and LH/FSH a month or so after the last test (with adequate rest) and comparing results. If T and LH values are still dropping I'd request an MRI of your pituitary.

They ran a full panel in JAN of this my total t was 480.
Here is the info from my panel if it helps you.
Cholesterol 157 mg/dL <=239 mg/dL
Triglyceride 78 mg/dL <=499 mg/dL
HDL 45 mg/dL >=40 mg/dL
Low density lipoprotein calculated 96 mg/dL <=159 mg/dL
Creatinine 1.18 mg/dL <=1.34 mg/dL
Glomerular filtration rate, nonAfrican American >60 mL/min >=60 mL/min
GLOMERULAR FILTRATION RATE - AFRICAN AMERICAN >60 mL/min >=60 mL/min
ALT 43 U/L 0 - 36 U/L
Glucose, fasting 99 mg/dL 60 - 99 mg/dL
WBC COUNT 6.2 K/uL 3.5 - 12.5 K/uL
Red blood cells count 5.79 M/uL 4.10 - 5.70 M/uL
Hgb 16.8 g/dL 13.0 - 17.0 g/dL
Hematocrit 47.7 % 39.0 - 51.0 %
MCV 82 fL 80 - 100 fL
RDW, RBC 12.7 % 12.0 - 16.5 %
Platelets count 262 K/uL 140 - 400 K/uL
Neutrophils %, automated count 50 % 41 - 79 %
Lymphocytes %, automated count 40 % 13 - 44 %
Monos %, auto 9 % 5 - 14 %
Eosinophils %, automated count 2 % 0 - 6 %
Basophils %, automated count 0 % 0 - 2 %
Neutrophils auto count 3.1 K/uL 2.1 - 7.4 K/uL

Again these were my results from Jan of this year, i left out testosterone level that was 480. they didn't run LH or FSH then so thats the only sample i had also they requested i fast on both tests

Also i have partial blindness that was a typo. lol