I have been prescribed testosterone.

[elitejp]

I sent you a pm but here is a short summary: Try just about any other method besides going on hormone replacement therapy. The risks outweigh the benefits. (but read that info for yourself b/c I didnt research what was written as much as I skimmed over it...just being honest with you)

Now this is my 2 cents and things that have helped me.

b12 shots: they dont work for everyone but if it does work for you it really peps you up, so you dont feel sluggish.

Multi Vitamin Mineral: specifically gnc's mens, it tends to help my libido

Also cialis or viagra can get anybody up so thats also something to consider

 

[Mr. Pedantic]

Vitamin B12 deficiency is vanishingly rare if you're not an alcoholic, and it would cause a microcytic anaemia as well. Other vitamin/mineral deficiencies may be possible, but unless they are the cause of the low libido and fatigue, then a multivitamin won't do much.

 

[elitejp]

Just to clarify I wasnt suggesting he was b12 deficient but that b12 is known for increasing appetite and energy levels. For me it works great, but some people are non responders.

 

[momeNt]

Just F.Y.I., the incidence of prostrate cancer in men is 100% (given enough time). If you don't die of something else first, you will develop prostate cancer.

Infinite timelines sort of do that to statistical probabilities don't they?