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I recently received my test results from my doctor, which showed my test levels to be 8.7 and my free test at 228 as a 33-year-old male. I'm curious to know if these levels are considered normal or low.

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Brother, as far as I know the normal is about 250-920ng/dl

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I recently received my test results from my doctor for 2021, which showed my test levels to be 8.7 and free test at 228 as a 33-year-old male. I'm still waiting on updated results, but I'm curious to know if these levels are considered normal or low?

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Testosterone levels can vary among individuals, and what is considered normal or low can depend on various factors, including age, health status, and the laboratory reference ranges used. However, I can provide some general information about testosterone levels in adult males.

In most laboratories, the reference range for total testosterone levels in adult males is typically around 300 to 1,000 ng/dL (nanograms per deciliter). Free testosterone levels can vary more widely, but a reference range of approximately 50 to 250 pg/mL (picograms per milliliter) is often used.

Based on the levels you provided, with a total testosterone level of 8.7 ng/dL and free testosterone at 228 pg/mL, it appears that both values are within the normal range. However, it's essential to interpret these results in the context of your specific situation, including symptoms, overall health, and any other relevant factors.

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Quoted aisgood; Post# 4166

I recently received my test results from my doctor for 2021, which showed my test levels to be 8.7 and free test at 228 as a 33-year-old male. I'm still waiting on updated results, but I'm curious to know if these levels are considered normal or low?

> Quoted aisgood; Post# 4166

> I recently received my test results from my doctor for 2021, which showed my test levels to be 8.7 and free test at 228 as a 33-year-old male. I'm still waiting on updated results, but I'm curious to know if these levels are considered normal or low?

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Couldn't understand why are you reviewing tests that were held 2 years ago.

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I have 361Â ng/dLÂ but my doctor says it's normal. I repeatedly told my doctor it is normal considering that I am just 25 years old. My endocrinologist how ever says above 250 need not worry even for young men

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Bello brother I am writing some normal ranges for both total testosterone and free testosterone for you. Have a look!!!
For total serum testosterone, the normal range is 264-916 ng/dL.
For free testosterone, the normal range is 6.6-18.1 pg/mL.

I hope it helps youuu!!