If you are eating low carbs(less than 100-150g) you probably need more carbohydrate. Thyroxine(t4) isn't active thyroid hormone so it's not the best test for thyroid function.

Was it your doctor who told you that this was a sex hormone problem? Because your test results look normal. Testosterone levels vary widely between individuals, and high testosterone doesn't automatically mean more libido, just as lower doesn't mean less. Your total testosterone level is well within the normal range, even for your age. If you're having three morning erections a week, that too, is normal for your age. Maybe it's less often than you are accustomed to, but it's still normal.

Things like libido and athletic performance are not simply a matter of sex hormones. Other hormones and nutrients can affect them. If you stay fixed on the idea that this is a male problem, it may lead you down the wrong path and do you a lot of harm.

In short, I think going on hormone replacement therapy, at your age, with those test results, would be a huge mistake, and one you might pay for for the rest of your life. If any of your doctors is seriously considering putting you on TRT, I'd have to question their competence.

Have you ever taken anabolic steroids?

How often are you training, and how intensely?

What was your vitamin D level? What are you supplementing with, and how much? And was a follow-up test done to see if the level has come up? I think that is more likely to be connected with your symptoms than your male hormones.

If the D is normal, then I would look elsewhere. Leave your nads alone, they're doing their job just fine ;)

Start with herbal treatments for low test (HGW/Mucuna Pruriens/Zinc.) Take it for 2 months and get bloodwork done again and see if anything improves.

Hi there, im not sure but my testosterone are *4.5 is that normal ?

Could someone send me a email to toyota_nj@hotmail.com please

Because my doctor said that its really low and i need to go for treatment on my brain ?

If someone can help please give me some ideas

raw meat, you'll see.

Low testosterone levels may be caused by a number of factors. For example – there may be a problem at the level of the hypothalamus or pituitary to produce appropriate amounts of LH and FSH to stimulate testosterone production. Another possibility is that the organs that make testosterone do not function normally or are not able to respond to stimulation by the brain. Also, as mentioned, changes in SHBG can affect for the amount of testosterone that is available to exert its effects. There are many ways to increase sexual stamina & testosterone level naturally.