I’m out. You have analysis paralysis.
Highly doubt you have low test as your very young still. Your body is not fully developed and by some of your posts neither is your brain. You keep putting up these ridiculous posts yet take no advice from people that have been doing this a long time.
You missed many of the things I said in other threads.
Let me explain it again.
During my puberty years (from age of 13 to 17 or 18), I was overweight. When I was at age of 14-15, I had hard things under my nipples, which is known as puberty gynecomastia. There is no such thing as "puberty gynecomastia", there is just gynecomastia.
My testosterone was SUPPRESSED during the most active years of my HPTA development, meaning the development was stunt.
Although I recovered to some extent, I strongly believe I'm left with naturally low testosterone. The reasons behind the belief is the lack of strongly expressed masculinization such as dense beard.
I already explained I don't have low T symptoms such as difficult fat dropping, easy fat gaining, erectile dysfunction, etc..., but these side effect are just standard generalization and their absence doesn't guarantee I don't have low testosterone.
I don't look like a high T male, do you understand this? I'm familiar with history and anthropology, and I know past males at my looked different, they were more masculine and had much, much denser beards.
Additionally, I remember what some my peers, who trained and had high T, looked like at 14 or 15 or 16; they were more masculine, with deeper voices and denser beards while I wasn't as masculine as them.
I have all reasons to suspect I have HPTA problems and low T. What I'm saying will definitely be proven once the blood test results arrive.
Since I don't have testicular atrophy, the problem most likely is caused by the brain sending not strong enough signals to the testicles to produce testosterone.
I don't know what exactly the cause is, but I think I'm seriously fucked up and have nothing to lose anyway, which is why I already stated multiple times I will reach my goals, no matter what happens, even if steroids cause me to get on TRT for life. I may already be sterile, by the way, if I have low T.
From a health point of view and side effects of steroids and their side effects of body systems they damage, I don't think I have anything to lose.
You're 22. TRT will NOT give you PED doses. There's nothing to 'figure out'
And you want to get a doc to give you TRT whereas you can 'pony up (pay) for the very same thing now (or, more accurately, when you're old enough)
And what happened to the other idea you had (see other thread)
Age doesn't matter. If I have hypothalamus/pituitary gland problems, I have low T. Such problems like hypogonadism can occur at any age.
Why when get older? And no, I can't legally pay for such things now, because it's illegal. Also, if I buy steroids from your sponsors, there will be no one to help if I get side effects. That's why I plan to go on TRT, so I can be supervised and monitored by healthcare professionals until I see how my body reacts to the substances and obtain the necessary knowledge and real-life experience to be competent enough to do steroids cycles.
What other idea and thread are you talking about?