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2206935 tn?1373638605

do i have low testosterone

Hi I'm 21 I don't have any libido..I also don't get ssexually excited at all is it normal

I do have depression and anxiety but how can I be sure its them the cause? I also have fatigue and tired
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I thought I had low-T as well and I'm 27. I went to see my GP and even though he told me I was "way too young" to have low-T he ran the test any way. Test came back normal for T-levels and he said I had a vitamin D deficiency, which would explain my tiredness, depressed mood, etc.

As for why you don't get sexually excited, perhaps you're engaging the wrong stimuli? You're a young guy, so you have a lifetime to find out what gets your engine going, but my non-medical opinion is if you're not sexually aroused by what you're doing (or WHO you're doing) then find something new that excites you.
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Have your doctor check your testosterone level it's a simple blood test and as I said some meds. can affect it. If they do ask your doctor if he can change your meds.
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2206935 tn?1373638605
Hi yes but the problem has been before taking them
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Are you on any medication for anxiety or depression? some meds. can cause the problem! If you're on any meds. talk to your doctor.
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