TheGayIntrovert, I wouldn't get too panicked yet. Doctors and such routinely overreact. They typically react like it's a worst case scenario just to cover their asses liability wise. It could be something as simple as your T supplements or not drinking enough fluid. The medical people can be real P...

You definitely need a new doctor. Higher hematocrit levels are very common for men on testosterone. the usual treatment is a therapeutic phlebotomy...in other words, donate blood regularly and keep hydrated. What kind of doctor do you have? where do you live? You have a right to have a libido and y...

Hi! I’m a 52 yo male who was diagnosed with hypogonadism, which means my body is not producing testosterone. This has been going on for 10 years and I just think the care I’m getting shoddy. They can’t get me up to normal levels because my blood work won’t allow it. I started testosterone shots 3 ye...