Wow! thanks for the great info. I certainly appreciate it a great deal. So even though the free test is within the norm level, it supossed to be at high norm part of it? Maybe with my doc having the numbers now, she wont be so difficult to deal with moving forward. IDK. If she's any good, I guess she will want to run the other tests to get to the root of the problem. Fingers crossed. If she is unwilling, what's your thoughts on a uroligist? I was considering seeing one as they claim to work with ED. Should that correct if the testosterone is corrected or is it seperate?
Doesn't most endo docs care only about the free test? I live in a small town where my options for doctor selections are few. I read most everywhere that increasing the total test greatly increases most of my issues to be no longer exsistant. I am excited beyond belief that there may be hope for me after all.
. A little more about me is, I was in a motor vehicle accident in 1993 that shattered the femure and pretty much broke everything else from the hip down to my toes. It's been fixed and corrected although i have constant pain on a daily basis and take percocet 3-4 times daily. And when I was in my very early 20's, I had a vesectomy performed and 10 years later had a vesectomy reversal which was successful. I got my wife pregnant 1 year afterwards and had our 3rd child.
Do you think any of these other things would cause the issues and low test results? The doctor i currently have has only been my doctor for two weeks and i think i failed to remember and report the vesectomy and reversal i had done. I am taking notes so your answers are not in vein. Trying to be as prepared as possible so I know where to push my doctor towards for optimal results.
Again, thank you so much for your replys