Blood test next week

[richiec]

So I went to the doctor for a check up as I haven't been in almost 2 years, last time was because of cellulitis. Doc is 50, really cool guy to be honest. Says that my insurance covers blood work so he asked if I wanted to have it done to see if everything is good. So I agree that I think it's a good idea and he writes me up to have it done. I look at the order:
T3,TSH,T4
CMP
Lipid Panel
Testosterone Level

I told him I've been back in the gym and have had a tough time with my strength and dropping fat, which is true. I've had success with carb cycling in the past and it's just not working now. I walk my dog for 40 minutes everything morning (brisk walk), eat breakfast then go to the gym before work. With that information and my age (mid 30's) I guess he figured run the Test levels.
I got off everything in early 2015, so almost 2 yrs ago. I ran some PH's earlier this year and as recent as 4 months ago. I've been running oral winny for about 1.5 weeks and will be at 2 weeks by the time I get bloods done.
I have test on hand, but would rather go the "legit" route if possible. I have 2 kids and don't really want more, so TRT isn't a big deal for me.

I've read that bloods drawn later in the day, after working out, after eating as well as poor sleep the night before can have your T levels low. I would like to be on TRT to be completely honest, I just don't feel normal. Is there a way to get low levels naturally?

The reason I ask is I want to feel "normal" and would prefer the legal way if at all possible. Thanks guys

 

[nothuman]

I'm not sure how to lower your test levels in order to get a TRT script.

However, can he add any more blood tests? If he can, and if insurance would cover, might as well get your health checked out too. CRP, homocysteine, Lp(a), GGT, fibrinogen, rbc panel, and kidney values would be some nice tests to make sure you're all well and healthy.

 

[richiec]

I'm not sure how to lower your test levels in order to get a TRT script.

However, can he add any more blood tests? If he can, and if insurance would cover, might as well get your health checked out too. CRP, homocysteine, Lp(a), GGT, fibrinogen, rbc panel, and kidney values would be some nice tests to make sure you're all well and healthy.

There was a long list of things on the blood order, I put what I could make out legibly