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AlphaMD's Answer
Based on what you've shared here & those test results, a licensed provider would likely consider you a candidate for TRT. Members with levels similar to yours — some even younger — have joined and seen marked improvement while working with their providers.
Even if not with us I would urge you to have a consultation with someone who's a TRT specialist.
Many men who start TRT around 30 with a similar lifestyle and situation say they're very glad they did.
About the inflammation & spasms/cramps, that could be, but more information would probably be needed.
From your lab results alone with no other information or context, you don't look to be immediately primary or secondary hypogonadal — though only a licensed provider reviewing your full picture can a... See Full Answer
Providers very often hear "I have been feeling like shit for 6 months for 2 years, I have symptoms of low T" from people trying to figure out if TRT is right for them. It sounds like you're doing it r... See Full Answer
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