I have seen many doctors and have quite a bit of regular tests and diagnostic procedures, as well as regular checks on all hormone levels, and full CBC and bloodwork, as well as thyroid checks. Low T? That's kind of a far shot, and no disrespect but may i ask your credentials? Because part of the earlier post of folks generally being uneducated on invisible illnesses.... is people constantly making suggestions and insisting their opinions on "what else could be wrong" just because they dont understand the formal diagnosis ive explained. None of my illnesses do not have medically substantial evidence backing them and have symptomatic proof as well. And its frustrating to be given medical advice constantly from what usually stems from a clear lack of understanding.
RE: Battling Invisible Illness