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I'm going to reply by saying: I don't think I ever received a competent diagnosis. Just "Here's your testosterone, use 2 pumps (lol)". After looking at it, I'm clearly Secondary, and I should have known better. BTW, it's likely secondary due to metabolic syndrome, if you're interested in cause.

Right, I understand that, but my douchebag doc didn't seem to and referred me out for an MRI. lol I can't figure out if it was to make more money, cover his ass, or if he truly doesn't understand that e[x]ogenous T=shutdown.

At the time of my DX: COMPONENT| YOUR VALUE |STANDARD RANGE LH | 3.4 mIU/mL |1.7 - 8.6 mIU/mL FSH | 3.8 mIU/mL |1.5 - 12.4 mIU/mL At my last blood draw, I was of course wiped out. LH was undetectable, FSH @ .3...

Thanks, guys. I'll keep looking locally for men's clinics that accept insurance, but I'll fall back on defy/prime, failing that. Do fsa fund cover their expenses? That would make it easier to use defy. Vince, I'm diagnosed primary hypognadal. Hcg recovers my nuts and helps with libido. Not...

What costs are associated with defy / do they accept insurance and fsa?

I always apply the gel before testing, yes. I need a new doctor, and that's why I'm here, because you're right-I'm a 330 pound man. My dose is quite low and basically useless. My current doc looked at my LH and FSH and said "you might have a pituitary tumor". I looked at my bloods and said...

Also, I'm a strength athlete (USPA powerlifter), so getting to normal test levels would make my life a lot easier. lol

Hi All, I've been on TRT for about 4.5 years. I just crossed over to my 40s, and my TRT experience has not been good. My 2 doctors who have been my prescribers, won't adjust my 2 pumps of androgel upwards-even after constantly being in the low 100s (low as in 120 or below). I once saw an...