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  1. 03-24-2011, 02:48 PM #1
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    HRT/TRT Question

    New poster here. I'm 48 and been lifting for 3 years. If I wanted to get bloodwork done for test and possibly get on HRT/TRT what kind of doctor would I see? A endocrinologist or a urologist or something different. I appreciate any advice given.
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    an endocrinologist would be good.







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    You can see your regular doctor, if needed he will refer you to a specialist

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    my bet is you do need hrt. why go to a doc? All men around the age of 35 have lower test levels anyways. but if you your doc know nothing or does not have a clue "must do not" you will normally get a big fat "no" or "why would you think you need to be on it" or "steroids are bad". good luck with the doctor thing.
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    Thanks for the replies. Don't have a GP. Also don't know where I'd get it without a script. Maybe someone could pm me. Sounds like the endocrinologist is the best option.
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    2nd chance check your PM for info bro
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    Quote Originally Posted by tgarza View Post
    You can see your regular doctor, if needed he will refer you to a specialist

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    Ok.... So which test?


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    Quote Originally Posted by 2nd_chance View Post
    New poster here. I'm 48 and been lifting for 3 years. If I wanted to get bloodwork done for test and possibly get on HRT/TRT what kind of doctor would I see? A endocrinologist or a urologist or something different. I appreciate any advice given.
    Urologists seem to be the ones that are most open and knowledgeable in TRT.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2nd_chance View Post
    Ok.... So which test?


    070195 Testosterone, Free (Direct) With Total Testosterone, LC/MS-MS
    144980 Testosterone, Free (Direct), Serum
    140103 Testosterone, Free (Direct), Serum With Total Testosterone
    143255 Testosterone, Free and Weakly Bound
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    500726 Testosterone, Free, Mass Spectrometry/Equilibrium Dialysis
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    You need Total & Free T, Estradiol and there's a few more you really should add as well, but I don't have the info on me right now... JW_HRT should have that data for you.
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    I appreciate the good info. Getting blood test tomorrow.
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    Ok.... Got results. Total = 399 and Free = 9.82.

    Thoughts?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2nd_chance View Post
    Ok.... Got results. Total = 399 and Free = 9.82.

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    Any suggestions on product and dosage?
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