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Low Testosterone

My testosterone was recently tested by my PCP and it was found to be low. I have to be tested one more time before they decide if it needs to be treated but due to sexual issues and overall fatigue, she thought it would be worth a shot.

I was reading up online and apparently this surgery (bypass) or any number of factors related can cause Low T.

I think I've been dealing with it for a while but has anyone here dealt with it pre or post surgery?

If you were treated after testing, how did you feel?

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I haven't been tested, but fat stores estrogen, so when fat loss, you can have out of wack levels. A buddy of mine's T was like 0, he's on shots once a week and says it's night and day difference!

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I take testosterone shots every other week. It has made all the difference. It really affects my thinking. It gives me a positive outlook on life. I do not produce hardly any testosterone.

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