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Which tests I should do?
Dry skin, aging faster, hair loss non genetic,no morning errection, recurring bacterial urine infection, tinnitus,
Hba1c normal, random blood sugar normal, thyroid normal, iron profile normal, testosterone normal,
Which blood tests can help?
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further investigations should be guided by your detailed history and examination ,Please book a consultation to review your previous reports, urinary infection history, sexual health and other symptoms, and decide if other tests appropriate.
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With your main hormone tests already normal, it helps to look wider. Vitamin D, vitamin B12, ferritin and a lipid profile can explain dry skin, hair thinning and low energy even when thyroid and sugar are fine. The recurring urine infections and tinnitus point to separate causes that need their own specific tests, not one single blood panel.
Next Steps
Ask your physician for vitamin D, B12, ferritin and a CBC with ESR or CRP as a starting panel. For the recurring infections, get a urine culture done and see a urologist. An ENT check with a hearing test can look into the tinnitus, and an andrologist review can look further into the erection issue since testosterone alone isn't the full picture.
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No need to repeat tests you've already done normal unless your doctor specifically asks for a recheck.
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