I hate to admit it but I recently turned 70. I'm reasonably fit - currently about 10 lbs heavier than in my photos, most of which are five to six years old.
In the last six'ish months, I've noticed quite a decline in erection frequency and quality, made worse by the fact that Cialis no longer seems to help at all.
So, the other day, I thought to myself, hey, maybe it's a Low-T thing? Symptoms matched up pretty well. Set up a test with a major lab organization, they drew blood yesterday and I just got the results.
Surprising, to say the least. Just on age alone, my levels should be much lower, right? Blood draw was at 12 noon; I did hit the gym about six hours earlier, but I've only just started going again and my workouts are not super crazy.
In the last six'ish months, I've noticed quite a decline in erection frequency and quality, made worse by the fact that Cialis no longer seems to help at all.
So, the other day, I thought to myself, hey, maybe it's a Low-T thing? Symptoms matched up pretty well. Set up a test with a major lab organization, they drew blood yesterday and I just got the results.
Surprising, to say the least. Just on age alone, my levels should be much lower, right? Blood draw was at 12 noon; I did hit the gym about six hours earlier, but I've only just started going again and my workouts are not super crazy.