If your SHBG level is too high, that is generally an indicator that your testosterone is too low. Symptoms can include low libido, erectile dysfunction (in males), hot flashes, and loss of body hair. Additional symptoms include poor concentration, insomnia, moodiness, and loss of energy. There’s no need to worry about an invasive procedure. Your doctor can test your levels with a simple blood test. Since testosterone levels are at their highest in the morning, your doctor will likely have your blood drawn between 7 a.m. and 10 a.m. SHBG levels can be misleading. If they are high, that doesn’t necessarily mean that you don’t have enough free testosterone. Talk to your doctor about what various results can mean. It is likely that your doctor will run the test more than once. Listen carefully when they explain their findings and don’t be afraid to ask questions. Certain prescription medications have been shown to increase SHBG levels. If your doctor recommends lowering your SHBG levels, you should go over your list of current medications together. Some medications that can raise SHBG levels are:  Raloxifene  Tamoxifen  Spironolactone  Metformin There’s some debate over whether it is actually safe and effective to treat low testosterone. In some cases, your doctor may advise a course of non-action. If they do recommend treatment, discuss dietary changes and supplements. If they recommend medication, make sure to ask about possible side effects or reactions.

TL;DR in Indonesian:
Kenali gejala kadar SHBG rendah. Mintalah bantuan dokter untuk melakukan pemeriksaan medis. Artikan hasilnya. Tanyakan perlu atau tidaknya membatasi konsumsi obat kepada dokter. Susun rencana pengobatan dengan dokter.