Sorry, there's nowhere else to ask this question, and this seems like the most active scoliosis board on the internet (by far!).
I'm 28 and pretty sure I produce a lot less testosterone than I should. I'll be talking to my regular doctor about it next month--maybe.
I've done research online about the causes, and symptoms of too little testosterone, as well as the precautions and side effects of taking testosterone. It seems that I match a lot of the symptoms (though we all know how occasionally a person can see symptoms when they're looking for them, even if they're not really there.
Frankly, I'm just wondering if you guys thing it might be a smart idea to start talking to my doctor about this now, as well as asking for the opinion of my surgeon. You know.. is it doing too much at once, or might the doctor be interested in this? I loathe the idea of accidentally distracting my doctor.
(If you haven't seen my previous post, I haven't undergone any surgery yet, and see my doctor for the second time early next month. I am not a muscular person. I'm a little bit more out of shape than I'd like, and of course, fitness is a concern going into surgery).
I'm 28 and pretty sure I produce a lot less testosterone than I should. I'll be talking to my regular doctor about it next month--maybe.
I've done research online about the causes, and symptoms of too little testosterone, as well as the precautions and side effects of taking testosterone. It seems that I match a lot of the symptoms (though we all know how occasionally a person can see symptoms when they're looking for them, even if they're not really there.
Frankly, I'm just wondering if you guys thing it might be a smart idea to start talking to my doctor about this now, as well as asking for the opinion of my surgeon. You know.. is it doing too much at once, or might the doctor be interested in this? I loathe the idea of accidentally distracting my doctor.
(If you haven't seen my previous post, I haven't undergone any surgery yet, and see my doctor for the second time early next month. I am not a muscular person. I'm a little bit more out of shape than I'd like, and of course, fitness is a concern going into surgery).
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