For what it is worth, it appears that my body seems to need just that much of test.
Higher testosterone leads to more risk taking and other adverse behaviors, as well as increased blood pressure and, anecdotally, "increased aging." I believe it has something to do with collagen synthesis.
You absolutely made the right decision to come off TRT.
My blood pressure is incredible now post TRT.
The difference in how I feel on vs. off testosterone is pretty astounding. I’m in a better mood, have vastly more energy and ambition, and actually have a sex drive.
If you do try it go straight for the injections - a lot of guys don’t fee right on the gel. I had estrogen issues when I was on it, personally.
Many endocrinologists have blood draw facilities within the practice.
Either way you have to go back to interpret the results and, if appropriate, receive the prescription.
Listen to that and maybe insist on TRT
Had a test 6 months ago out of curiosity, results came back at under 150. Doctor told me it had to have been a dud and had another test which resulted in around 300.
Results are still significantly below average but the Doctor advised I don't purse TRT or anything as I don't have any adverse symptoms.
I eat healthy, work out fairly regularly and get a fair bit of sun. I often wonder how different my muscle density / focus / sex drive would be at average T levels.