Low T/hLH at 23 Need help/advice

[Dirty93]

Would you guys like for me to get anything else checked via blood-work? I was referred to a local endo about my borderline low T because my current MD agrees with me and I'm mainly concerned with the endo not wanting to properly treat my issues, due to the levels being 'Low Norm' but not completely below the Huge range testosterone falls in. So based on what you guys see and my symptoms, what would you say my best treatment options are? Id prefer no shots if TRT is indeed the best option however I will do injections if it is the absolute best way to go. What about topical test other than gels? How would I go about talking to my endo and convincing him to go this route if it is indeed what you guys think I should do especially since I was previously on Finasteride. Im just concerned he won't fully understand since finasteride and Low t doesn't seem to be well documented.

[hammerheart]

Would you guys like for me to get anything else checked via blood-work? I was referred to a local endo about my borderline low T because my current MD agrees with me and I'm mainly concerned with the endo not wanting to properly treat my issues, due to the levels being 'Low Norm' but not completely below the Huge range testosterone falls in. So based on what you guys see and my symptoms, what would you say my best treatment options are? Id prefer no shots if TRT is indeed the best option however I will do injections if it is the absolute best way to go. What about topical test other than gels? How would I go about talking to my endo and convincing him to go this route if it is indeed what you guys think I should do especially since I was previously on Finasteride. Im just concerned he won't fully understand since finasteride and Low t doesn't seem to be well documented.

There is no way around in order to introduce Test in your system you need to shot it, but nowadays there is this thing called nebido/aveed injected every 10-12 week (shorter for aveed) and can keep you stable.

Drop the fina argument, it's of no use. Just stick to specific symptoms. Yes to be frank it would be hard to find somone willing to help with levels being actually in range, but some get lucky - just keep looking and don't get discouraged.