Bloodwork complete - Possibly Low T

My brother was born with one testicle.

Never had one issue in his whole life.

Start exercisisng.

Try walking for 30 minutes every day for starters.

I’ll take your advice and exercise.. Never hurts. But to dismiss it as ah well one nut shouldn’t make a difference because another person wasn’t affected isn’t good practice. It did make a difference.. Immediately after the surgery in 2 months I gained over 40 pounds. That wasn’t from poor diet.. Or old age.. It was directly related to lose of testosterone. I had like almost undetectable levels according to my doctor during the “prime” of my sex life.

I know you weren’t dismissing me.. But if all I needed to do was walk 30 minutes a day I would have never of even mentioned this here.

I walk every day and lead a very active life already. I have two young kids that swear I’m the fastest person in the world.. I race and beat all the punk kids in my neighborhood and quiet proud to school them in basketball as well.. Haha.

I had tested below standards of low T at the age of 22 and I workout regularly. Doctor wanted me to get on try but I refused. I did tons of research and found out that all I had to do was take a 30mg zinc citrate capsule before bed and 1 month later I felt a huge difference. 2 months later when they tested my levels again they were back in the high youthful levels. Low T is not something that should be common at 35 you should try to live a more healthy lifestyle and read up on nutrition. I wasn’t even what you would consider overweight at the time either. Also be sure to get at least 50g of healthy fats in your diet a day. Do not fall for the low fat scam.

I know, I know. I was just saying.

Everybody is different. My bro used to play basketball in his young age and was so athletic that he could dunk the ball. 5.9 height. Imagine if he had two testicles.

As I said, everybody is different.

I want to get my T checked as well. I never get random erections, no morning wood, anything over 85% erection is a struggle to keep up. I’m six feet tall, 155 pounds, skinny-fat, depressed and anxious. I’m pretty sure that the awful EQ is the reason why I’m not getting any tangible gains as well.

If I do have low T, I’ll give it a month of good diet and working out, if that won’t cut it, my ass shall become a pincushion. I might even become the next Mr. Olympia in half a decade.

I’m glad I found this post, I’m 26 and have recently started to wonder if I have this problem, too. I had a hydrocele when I was about 6, I’m sure that doesn’t have anything to do with it but who knows. I’m 6’1” 215, my normal weight was 175 about two years ago. I think I’ll have some blood work done and get to the bottom of this.

If you think there is an issue, go for it and report back.