Blood results

Hey

I'm sorry for being very lazy and our lack of any Dr that hasn't bought his doctorate doesn't help.

Could someone please advise what I should do with these blood results.

luteinising hormone - 0.4 low
Testosterone - 4.2 very low
Prolactin - 28.5 which is high

Currently on 250mg testoviron as per doc, who knows fackall.

A response would be greatly appreciated.

Dave
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Well what is your body weight? That is a low test number for 250mg. How often are you taking 250mg of test?

I would've suggested that you got free test levels done not total test levels.

Might be fake Testostoviron amps with test numbers like that.

The gear is top draw, I can feel the testoviron for sure I just recently did the other bloods done. As I said we don't have the best Drs available and I'm on trt. Trying to get some been there done that info so I can just get any info on the other blood results. Only use for trt hence the ignorance.

When did you get your levels tested?
How many days after the injection?
What is your injection regiment?

Cheers for the reply, I'm 105 kg, definitely not obese but could lose a few. A couple of years ago I was playing top league squash where fitness and stamina was a little excessive but since over a year ago diagnosed with low test I have been so extremely lethargic, body cramps and very high blood pressure. Obviously these things happen but we have 1 spanner short of a tool box when it comes to Drs and I'm getting crap advise, take anti depressants and anxiety meds, I would just like to know if the results I posted are something I should take seriously, then I will travel. Sorry for the bullshit just sick and tired and I have this feeling it's hormone related.

A month ago before shot and 250mg every two weeks

I have low test in general and haven't taken anything in a long time but found that cleaning up my diet, fasting and eating lots of meat and fat and fruit for carbs have not only helped my blood pressure (stopped smoking aswell) but just feeling better in general. Also train like a monster and ensure atleast 2 sessions a week of heavy heart and lung intensive cardio improved overall well-being.

I am a firm believer in that if you force your body to adapt to high intensity training along with fueling this, hormones may improve. However I probably still have low test but have adapted my training around it. Recovery not the best but once again, forced my body to adapt to higher intensity (not so much volume) over the span of a few months with great results. Admin also made a comment about the mind's power on another thread. Sorry for not addressing your direct concerns but I am not very knowledgeable on bloodwork. Just wanted to reiterate that there is hope but that it takes work.

Where the mind goes the body will follow.