So I got my blood results back, I have the test levels of an

Theres a wellness clinic near my house that said they'll put me on TRT for 200 bux a month as they dont take insurance, but Id prefer to do it legitly through an MD my insurance is contracted with and save myself the $$$

apparently these are average T levels by age, by this chart I've got the T level of a 100+ year old man. wtf is wrong with me?

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>>41868522
>>41868522
my bad

>>41868459
idk if it will cause a problem with getting him to put you on TRT, but your free test is only just below average.

>>41868612
What explains the total test levels being so low if free T is more or less average?

>>41868459
What made you think about getting tested?

My test levels came back at 15.9 and the doctor said that's normal. What does /fit/ think?

>>41868862
I'm definitely not an expert, but my understanding is that most of your test binds with proteins in your blood and the amount not bound to those is your free test. So maybe both total T and binding globulins levels are low for OP, meaning his bioavailable T may be normal despite total T being low

just speculation, obviously

>>41868908
I went in for depression/fatigue a year ago, my primary tested a bunch of things, my T came back at 350 with a 'normal' range of 300-1000, my primary said I was in the normal range so I was fine, and put me on adderall. Problem with that range is that it doesn't take age into account, normal level for oamone in their 20s is 600-1000 from what I've learned. Now finally a year later I'm seeking to remedy my low T, got it tested and it's lower than ever

>>41869475
nice, now your brain is fried

>>41868522
You prob jerked off too much

30yo here.
Test was like 325. Too low for insurance to cover it.

So I got an APRN to give me a 300 shot of test-c every other week.

Never been happier.

>>41871300
too high for insurance*

>>41868459
Ayy califag here how much for blood work?

>>41868459
Yea my level pre trt was similar to yours, let me find a current test level from a week after injection

>>41868459
Yep.

Got bloods done, having already pretty much planned to jump on a cycle anyway.

Test levels pretty much the same. We use nmol/l in the UK, but the NHS range is 9-35. I was 12.1, so "in range" but like you, I found out that's average for an 80 year old.

Suffered for years with panic/anxiety attacks, low mood, poor muscle tone, and dreadful appetite. People would say "don't do steroids, just eat more!" but I couldn't. I'd literally throw up every day on less than 1000 kcal, with no obvious reason.

Now I'm on week six of a 15 week cycle. 600mg PW of Test E. It is no question, THE best thing I've ever done.

Eating like a horse, lifts exploding, panic/anxiety all gone (though I had it well under control for about 8 months anyway), and I'm piling on weight. A stone in a month. Seriously. Very little/no water weight either, and what little fat I had is now even less.

Utter magic and I highly recommend it to anyone suffering like I did.

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>>41871638
A week after injection, level was in the 800s...

Felt great as well, a few days after injection test levels might have been double/triple than that