Posted by Larry Hoover on December 14, 2005, at 15:38:50
In reply to Testosterone for Young males 20 years, posted by MrBrice on December 14, 2005, at 13:43:48
> Hi,
>
> i suffer lack of energy and motivation, due to experimentating with drugs two years ago.Two years is a long time. Your body has had ample time to recover, no matter what those drugs were that you experimented with.
> I think the drugs may have lowered my testosterone levels up to a point that i really had to little and that's where my train got off it's tracks.
That's one possible explanation, from among many hundreds or thousands of explanations.
> Now i wanna get back on and i'm highly considering testosterone treatment.
Testing is easy and very exact. Ask a doctor to order the blood tests.
> I must say that i am 20 years old, and i very much fear screwing up my body by using to much or not needing it, will the testosterone just fasten an aging process that is definitely going to find place, or will it exceed that process and turn me into a different person???
Why don't you get a doctor to check you out? Misuse of hormones can have dangerous consequences.
> i hope someone with experience/expertice will respond, thanks in advance.
>
> BrycoI think your first act should be to consult a doctor. It is rare for a 20 year old male to be deficient in testosterone to the extent you suggest. There are other causes of lack of energy and motivation. A simple test will determine if testosterone is the problem.
Lar
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