I do strength training, have a decent diet, I have facial hair and all the signs of high testosterone levels, yet when I went to my Dr about my gyno she insisted of having a blood test for this, is there any point in doing so? I've had it for five years (as said in my previous question) and even when i was down to 12-15% body fat it didn't make a difference. I can't help thinking it's not hormonal.
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It is quite possible that you have a hormone problem that is causing all of these issues. It is unlikely that cycling caused your penis and testicles to be small. The place to start in finding a diagnosis is to have your family physician examine you and order some bloodwork to assess your...
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