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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
A few questions on hormones and erectile dysfunction
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<blockquote data-quote="Goel" data-source="post: 201287" data-attributes="member: 41138"><p>That not uncommon in the least. I had the same experience with my family doctor and that seems to be the trend with most on TRT. Family doctors are such broad generalists that as long as something is "in range" they consider it "normal". In their defense, they don't keep abreast of emerging trends in hormone treatment nor the historical range change of what is "normal". </p><p></p><p>Now the part to watch for is a doctor who <u>will </u>treat you for low-T, <strong>but </strong>wants to cut your Testosterone levels <u>only </u>because you're now above "range" even though your symptoms haven't resolved and the rest of your bloodwork looks good. In short, it's not a quick fix and it's definitely not a one-size (dosage/frequency) fits all.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Goel, post: 201287, member: 41138"] That not uncommon in the least. I had the same experience with my family doctor and that seems to be the trend with most on TRT. Family doctors are such broad generalists that as long as something is "in range" they consider it "normal". In their defense, they don't keep abreast of emerging trends in hormone treatment nor the historical range change of what is "normal". Now the part to watch for is a doctor who [U]will [/U]treat you for low-T, [B]but [/B]wants to cut your Testosterone levels [U]only [/U]because you're now above "range" even though your symptoms haven't resolved and the rest of your bloodwork looks good. In short, it's not a quick fix and it's definitely not a one-size (dosage/frequency) fits all. [/QUOTE]
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