Your
Testosterone Levels:
Comparison:
3 months ago: 9.96 nmol/L (low) when converted to nmol
Now: 2.80 nmol/L (very low)
🔻 This is a significant drop in testosterone levels.
Next Steps
Clinical Significance:
Normal adult male total
testosterone range is approximately 10–35 nmol/L (or 300–1000 ng/dL).
Your levels are in the hypogonadal range, which explains your erectile dysfunction and possibly other symptoms like low libido, fatigue, low
Health Tips
. Repeat the test to confirm (preferably morning sample, fasting, between 7–10 AM).
2. Check:
Free
TestosteroneLH &
FSH (to differentiate primary vs secondary hypogonadism)
ProlactinTSH (
Thyroid profile)
3. Consider imaging (like pituitary MRI) if secondary hypogonadism suspected.
4. Lifestyle review (weight, sleep, alcohol, stress, medications).
5. Meet an endocrinologist or urologist—you may need:
Lifestyle intervention
Clomiphene / hCG (if fertility is a concern)
TRT (Testosterone Replacement Therapy) if fertility is not a concern.
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