Ok, Hello all. Registered to ask about this, but I see a wealth of knowledge here. I'm 39yo.
So' I've been employed without insurance for a couple years, but now have a good job (union) with full benefits including, of course, health. Now to make this short, I realized through self paid bloodwork that my test was on the lower end of norm and I will readily admit, as a person who has found weightlifting, I went ahead and did a cycle of testosterone. Loved it, great gains, will do it again most likely. Now, considering I felt that there was no way my natural levels were going to ever be where i want them to be (mid-high normal) I've stayed on a self prescribed TRT for some time now. Feel great. Don't plan on stopping, ever.
My question is how do I broach the subject with a new doctor and what should I expect. I am of course wanting my insurance to pay, have a legit prescription, and most importantly have my health monitored by a professional.
Any knowledge or advice on this would be much appreciated, but, please do not lecture or judge me for my decisions.
Thanks in advance.
So' I've been employed without insurance for a couple years, but now have a good job (union) with full benefits including, of course, health. Now to make this short, I realized through self paid bloodwork that my test was on the lower end of norm and I will readily admit, as a person who has found weightlifting, I went ahead and did a cycle of testosterone. Loved it, great gains, will do it again most likely. Now, considering I felt that there was no way my natural levels were going to ever be where i want them to be (mid-high normal) I've stayed on a self prescribed TRT for some time now. Feel great. Don't plan on stopping, ever.
My question is how do I broach the subject with a new doctor and what should I expect. I am of course wanting my insurance to pay, have a legit prescription, and most importantly have my health monitored by a professional.
Any knowledge or advice on this would be much appreciated, but, please do not lecture or judge me for my decisions.
Thanks in advance.