Mild Hypogonadism - Hi, I'm A 26 Year Old Male Working In

Mild Hypogonadism

Asked for Male, 26 Years

Hi, I'm a 26 year old male working in the IT industry. I have become overweight over the years. I have been feeling fatigued, less exuberant mood, even depression, lack of focus and motivation. I tested my testosterone and it was very low for my age at 317 mg/dl. I perform well sexually with my girl and don't have any other major problems. I believe TRT is a potential solution to get back my mojo and improve my physic and also mind. I however want to retain my fertility and would want to take hCG if I start my TRT. Also, I'm not aware of any prostrate cancer in my family but I haven't ever tested my enzyme levels. Is TRT+hCG right for me? If so, when and how do I start? Regards, Akshay

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