I have one clinic that I spoke to last night. Said that it would be 540 every three months for two bottles of test cyp, 3 month supply of ai and hcg. Seems steep. Thoughts?
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I have one clinic that I spoke to last night. Said that it would be 540 every three months for two bottles of test cyp, 3 month supply of ai and hcg. Seems steep. Thoughts?
How many ml per week? Doesn't seem too bad if you're getting like 250 mg a week plus AI and HCG. Plus if that includes the dr visits too. In FL, you can only get a month supply of controlled substances. I get two, 1 ml vials a month even though my script said one, 10 ml vial.
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Well got my results. 303 ng. Dr says Normal. Do I just call an endo or what? Ripped?
Normal? How old are you? Seems low to me. I was around 280 and I'm 32. I would get a second opinion. My GP does my TRT but I would look up endos in your area. I got my bloodwork back after one month on TRT and it came back at 729. But I did one more shot than I was prescribed and I was on androgel before that. My doc is pretty cool. He is more worried about testing my lipids than my test. I would give you his number but that's kind of a long drive for you. Also, it's hard to fill the scripts right now. I can only get one, 1 ml vial at a time which is supposed to last 2 weeks.
28 bro
I wouldn't know what to say to an endo. Hi my scores are low. Give some TC
Haven't done it myself, but that's what I would do. And if you don't like the answer, find another endo.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigBoiH
To convince yourself (and maybe the dr.) that TRT is a good idea, this is a nice write-up... particularly the list of problems caused by low testosterone:
Why Your Testosterone Levels are Lower Than You Think (and what to do about it)
But frankly, I think this one is all you need... low testosterone will kill you sooner:
Hypogonadism as a risk factor for cardiovas... [Eur J Endocrinol. 2011] - PubMed - NCBI
That's exactly what I would say. You have to be straight forward with them. Tell him you had your test level tested and it came in low. Tell him you have symptoms of low T such as low energy, low libido, moodiness, depression, or whatever. Make a list and bring it. Tell him you think it's b/c you took a lot of prescription drugs when you were younger. That's what my doc said. He knew I was on painkillers for a few years and tested me. I didn't ask for it but he wanted to check. He said my T level was low b/c the opiates. I waited a year and tested again and it came in low. I asked him to put me on TRT and he agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigBoiH