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TMHC has negotiated 50% off the following bespoke TRT packages, that I have created with Blue Horizon, simply use the code 'MHC' TRT Diagnosis - FBC, PSA, Testosterone, Free Testosterone, SHBG, Prolactin, Oestradiol, LH, FSH, LFT, U&E, Lipid Profile, Ferritin, HbA1c, TSH, FT3, FT4 TRT Monitor...

ALL of my patients source their HCG (Gonasi) from Fertility2u, it costs £25 (incl. p&p) per 5000iu vial. You are being redirected... Dr Rob Stevens www.themenshealthclinic.co.uk

The guidelines say between 8-12 will usually benefit from TRT, it suggests measuring SHBG to calculate free T. Proper as in a venous sample not a capillary sample.

Trex90 - your low SHBG will mean you will metabolise exogenous testosterone quickly. Weekly injections of TE will not provide stable levels. I’d personally go with EOD injections of TE or consider trialling weekly injections of TU ?

We have access to the sensitive E2 test, but with the right protocol - Testosterone Enanthate & HCG, the LC-MS oestradiol test is rarely needed. We concentrate on qualitative changes and trends more than anything else, we use the quantitive numbers to confirm our suspicions...

Hi Retro, We have access to the sensitive oestradiol test here at The Men's Health Clinic in Poole. It's a private CQC registered medical clinic that specialises in TRT. https://www.excelmale.com/forum/showthread.php?14341-Sensitive-Oestradiol-test-in-the-UK&p=104120#post104120

The gold standard test for oestradiol is the 'sensitive' oestradiol test. E2 is measured using liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry (LC-MS). I am pleased to inform you that our patients now have access to this test here in the UK. Managing oestrogen isn't that difficult using Testosterone...

Remember to add the discount code MHC10 for 10% off any test on the Medichecks website. http://themenshealthclinic.co.uk/online-blood-tests Dr. Rob Stevens www.themenshealthclinic.co.uk

It is working. You could try typing 'BSSM guidelines androgens' into google.

Unfortunately lots of guys struggle with the NHS, I would show your doctor a copy of the BSSM Guidelines, https://www.endocrinology.org/media/1454/10-12-01_uk-guidelines-androgens-male.pdf, you should be entitled to treatment with a testosterone <12. I would also go armed with a copy of your...

We have an affiliate relationship with Medichecks, have a look at the PHD Andropause Check, it covers the 'essentials' for diagnosing & monitoring - FSH / LH / Testosterone / Prolactin / Oestradiol / FBC / PSA. There's also a Testosterone & Oestradiol check for protocol changes...

It is correct that MSD have now ceased manufacture of Pregnyl,mainly because of its use in the grey market. They have replaced it with Ovitrelle 6500iu Pre-Filled Pen which is mainly used for fertility treatment. It costs £30+ per pen and is not really a practical option for you guys as you...

No problem. Making the tests readily available will only highlight what a massive problem low testosterone is. So many men are unknowingly & unwittingly struggling with symptoms of low testosterone. Doctors here in the UK are slowly wising up to the issue but it is slow. Help is out there...

Through our affiliate relationship with Medichecks we are offering the PHD Andropause Check, it covers the essentials for a diagnostic workup for Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome. We also offer a Testosterone & Oestrodiol test and a Total Testosterone test, just follow the link... Capillary...

Great job, ExelMale really is the go to site for both practitioner and patient

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