JRE, link between TBI / PTSD and Low T

A lot of interesting research in this area. During a head injury there is often an infarct to the pituitary which significantly altars the amount of testosterone the body will produce.
 
An individual I game with had some symptoms that could possibly be linked to a testosterone deficiency, I told him to get checked ASAP. Turns out he's good in that regard which is something less to worry about.
 
MuShu Gordon said:
An individual I game with had some symptoms that could possibly be linked to a testosterone deficiency, I told him to get checked ASAP. Turns out he's good in that regard which is something less to worry about.
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What was his levels? The doctors say 260 to 1000 is normal, mine at 327 is in that range, but the levels of a 80 year old. Healthy men should be over 700.
 
MadMardigan said:
What was his levels? The doctors say 260 to 1000 is normal, mine at 327 is in that range, but the levels of a 80 year old. Healthy men should be over 700.
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His was floating right around 755 or so. I didn't know "normal" range then, he said that it was a small bit "lower" than what a super in fit 22 yr old would be, but still well within "accepted tolerances" or something.
 
MuShu Gordon said:
His was floating right around 755 or so. I didn't know "normal" range then, he said that it was a small bit "lower" than what a super in fit 22 yr old would be, but still well within "accepted tolerances" or something.
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Ok, my reg doc said mine at 327 was in normal. Lol. Most just go by that chart of 260 to 1000
 
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