Low T/hLH at 23 Need help/advice

[Dirty93]

Yes its cypionate, Im going to try to talk to another endo that specializes more in TRT specifically. I didn't feel my current endo was thorough and comfortable with giving TRT honestly, to me she wasn't being real clear with questions I was asking etc and was hesitant answering etc.

However I have been reviewing some of my blood work prior to the TRT treatment and noticed my E2 is 40pg/ml isn't that rather high?? Could that actually be the cause of my problems?

[Youthful55guy]

Yes its cypionate, Im going to try to talk to another endo that specializes more in TRT specifically. I didn't feel my current endo was thorough and comfortable with giving TRT honestly, to me she wasn't being real clear with questions I was asking etc and was hesitant answering etc.

However I have been reviewing some of my blood work prior to the TRT treatment and noticed my E2 is 40pg/ml isn't that rather high?? Could that actually be the cause of my problems?

Possibly. It depends on the test that was run. If it was the LabCorp sensitive test or some similar LC/MS/MS, the results seem high, but we need to know the normal ranges for the lab. if it was not an LC/MS/MS (sensitive and/or "male" teste), I'd ignore the result. Most other tests are made for women and the information does more harm than good for men because it often leads to improper conclusions and unnecessary treatment.

[hammerheart]

Yes its cypionate, Im going to try to talk to another endo that specializes more in TRT specifically. I didn't feel my current endo was thorough and comfortable with giving TRT honestly, to me she wasn't being real clear with questions I was asking etc and was hesitant answering etc.

However I have been reviewing some of my blood work prior to the TRT treatment and noticed my E2 is 40pg/ml isn't that rather high?? Could that actually be the cause of my problems?

Not to be sexist but for men issues get someone with a pair.

[Dirty93]

Honestly I was kinda thinking that as well.. ^