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I think it goes without saying, though, that finasteride and dutasteride and other treatments for male pattern baldness decrease dihydrotestosterone plasma levels, right? Additionally, they take roughly a year to achieve any noticeable effects. To say the least, they can pose problems for...

The cream. It costs only $30 at my pharmacy since they prepare their own. The dosage is 150mg once a day. I am no longer using it, though, because it was simply making things worse.

By the way, I always find you bodybuilders to be so much nicer and more helpful than the stereotype suggests. In fact, I consistently find you to be more gracious and friendly than non-bodybuilders. I hereby conclude that the idea that testosterone makes people hateful, angry, mean-spirited...

Yes, these are all tests which I wished to have performed (with the exceptions of PSA and CBC; I didn't know about those), but, as I said, I don't have medical insurance. There's no way I could ever afford that. (I did have a comprehensive metabolic panel peformed, however, which showed that...

The test results showed that my testosterone levels were around 200. I didn't have my doctor check my oestrogen levels because I have no insurance; I am self-pay and don't have enough money to buy an aromatase inhibitor and have my oestrogen levels tested. I figured that the the obtention of...

I went in to my doctor to have some blood assays performed to determine what my testosterone levels were since I had - and still have - many of the symptoms of low testosterone (i.e. low libido, low energy, low motivation, scrawniness, small bones, depression, decreased penile sensitivity...