What is the best testosterone level for testosterone replacement therapy?

What is the best testosterone level for testosterone replacement therapy?

Although you might see that a total testosterone level of 300 – 350 ng/dL is considered normal, the goal of testosterone replacement therapy is to raise this level back to between 550 and 650 ng/dL. That is when most men report the best results. Many males will suffer symptoms of Low T at these lower levels.

How effective is testosterone therapy for older men with low testosterone?

For older men with low testosterone, one year of testosterone treatment led to the following results: All aspects of sexual function improved. Walking distance improved by a small amount. Vitality did not improve. Cognitive function did not improve.

What is the normal range of testosterone for a 19 year old?

Total testosterone levels for all women over the age of 19 is between 8 and 60 ng/dL. Free testosterone levels for women vary by age, although the difference is slight since they have much lower levels of testosterone in their bodies to begin with, as shown in this testosterone levels chart: Age.

What are the benefits of testosterone replacement therapy for hypogonadism?

Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is a widely used treatment for men with symptomatic hypogonadism. The benefits seen with TRT, such as increased libido and energy level, beneficial effects on bone density, strength and muscle as well as cardioprotective effects, have been well-documented.

What is the free testosterone lab test?

The free testosterone lab test can also be called “Free T Index”. It is typically measured in pg/ml. A normal free testosterone level is typically in the range of 1.5% to 2% of total testosterone levels. Free testosterone is the level of testosterone that is, well, free. It is not attached to anything and this makes it bioavailable for the body.

What is SHBG and how does it affect testosterone levels?

Roughly 45% of the total testosterone in your blood is made up of SHBG. The good news is that using the strategies and techniques discussed on AndrogenHacker, you have the ability to decrease SHBG levels. This ‘binding globulin’ attaches itself to testosterone and then transports it around the body.