Originally Posted by M Levac

Yeah, probably. I've read quite a bit about that for my own purposes while looking for the cause of my problem.

Standard treatment for low testosterone is testosterone injection for the rest of one's life, commonly called HRT. That is, if a doc eventually diagnoses him with that, but at 25yo? No way is that gonna happen. Instead, docs will refer him to a psycho babbler cuz it's all in his head, right?

Originally Posted by M Levac

Here's an advice I just thought up about that. If it's obvious the GP can't fix it right there or if there's doubt, and then he refers you to somebody else, don't go any deeper in that system, cuz nobody has any idea how wrong it's gonna go from here. Here's another advice, always always always get a second opinion. It used to be that this second opinion was gotten from another doc. Problem with that in this era is that all docs are trained exactly the same, and draw the same conclusions. There's no possibility of a different diagnosis when any doc is given the exact same information. On the other hand, when that information is incomplete, the possibility of a false diagnosis, or multiple false diagnosis (cuz it's totally possible none of them get it right) goes right up to near 100%. So, in this era, we get this second opinion from the mass of information available to us with a few clicks, and a whole lotta readin and discussin and sharin and some experimentin.