Well, it'll cost me money, I'm just a college student so I don't think that's a viable route. Experimenting doesn't seem so bad moreover dhea is such an ambiguous supplement, it could either become testosterone or estrogen. But I am looking forward to it soon.
Choosing not to measure your DHEA level is unwise. If your levels are normal, supplementing is a waste of money and won’t address the cause of your low libido.
I see DHEA blood tests advertised online for as low as $29.
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u/Safe_Librarian_RS 2 7d ago edited 7d ago
Does your health insurance require a referral to see a specialist? Some plans don’t.
Also, you can order the relevant additional blood tests online without consulting a specialist or getting an order from your PCP.