A clinic treated a fatigued 41-year-old with testosterone. A month later he had a stroke.

[xqfq]

CBS news seems to be doing a deep dive into HRT, with no effort to show the positive side of the practice at all.

Here’s one of their latest pieces:

A clinic treated a fatigued 41-year-old with testosterone. A month later he had a stroke.

 

[Montrealer]

Fake news, run by manginas perhaps?

 

[drkelp]

Surprise cbs would omit or embellish a story they have such exacting standards at reporting facts and information

 

[Montrealer]

Surprise cbs would omit or embellish a story they have such exacting standards at reporting facts and information

Right
Here's about their all-time biggest star:
Dan Rather – Fake News | National Review

 

[fifty]

You really don’t think shittily managed trt can stress the cardiovascular system causing problems? Hell dudes on here are some good ER customers. The truth usually lies somewhere in the middle.

 

[Montrealer]

You really don’t think shittily managed trt can stress the cardiovascular system causing problems? Hell dudes on here are some good ER customers. The truth usually lies somewhere in the middle.

There is no ANY indication in the article his TRT was "mismanaged", his CE happened in one month after the start of the TRT. Simply fake news.

 

[Systemlord]

This man is hugely overweight and is related to his poor lifestyle, this was likely a factor in his stroke, TRT just exacerbated a condition brought on by his obesity and poor lifestyle choices.

He probably sits down all day at work and lives a sedentary lifestyle. The News is always trying to grab headlines with negatively to get noticed. He more than likely wasn't properly elevaulated, this guy probably has low SHBG and was more than likely prescribe a massive dosage once weekly.

The article mentions he had "normal levels", I wonder what they mean by "normal", 300 ng/dL?

 

[TLR]

You lost me at CBS......