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Warren DeMontague

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5. Yeah, I'd second what M. Nikon has said.

Reply to reflection (Original post)

Mon Jul 22, 2013, 02:54 PM

Jul 2013

You're not 100% sure it's the testosterone that's the problem. While you've had blood work done, there could still be other factors making you fatigued. When you bike, are you out in the woods? For all you know it might be something like Lyme disease.

I'd look deeper into it before being sure it's the testosterone that's the issue. Good luck.

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Opinions requested, not medical advice. [View all] reflection Jul 2013 OP

Tough one. I can see why would want opinions. ZombieHorde Jul 2013 #1

Female here - but I had a similar issue with cholesterol. noamnety Jul 2013 #2

Thanks to both of you for your thoughts. reflection Jul 2013 #3

Here's my $0.02 worth Major Nikon Jul 2013 #4

Yeah, I'd second what M. Nikon has said. Warren DeMontague Jul 2013 #5

I will relate my experience. TM99 Jul 2013 #6

Get it checked out throughly. Downwinder Jul 2013 #7

You don't mention if there are other medical conditions you have. HuskiesHowls Jul 2013 #8

I am 56, have low T and enlarged prostate. MicaelS Jul 2013 #9