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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
here are my first post trt labs. Low libido, no erections. whats wrong what can i do? Also, some other questions.
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<blockquote data-quote="JmarkH" data-source="post: 253530" data-attributes="member: 43587"><p>[USER=44686]@Abonicex[/USER]</p><p>Doctors only work within their sub-speciality, even general practitioners. What does that mean to us, the patient? It means if they can't identify the issue within their focus, then their job is done. The doctor doesn't work on a problem until they find the issue.</p><p>As an example, I had pain in my right arm [nerves, tendons or such.]. They did xrays and the doctor literally stated, "It's not broken." No kidding. Then I was referred to a clinic that dealt with carpal tunnel syndrome. They tested and said not carpal tunnel. So I asked the doctor what he thought it might be. Reluctantly, he admitted they don't track down the cause, just evaluate for carpal tunnel. I was then referred to a clinic to electrically test the nerves with needles and electric current. Again they said the nerves were functioning well but that they wouldn't speculate on the actual issue.</p><p>I say all this so you understand doctors saying they don't know the cause isn't the same as saying nothing is wrong.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JmarkH, post: 253530, member: 43587"] [USER=44686]@Abonicex[/USER] Doctors only work within their sub-speciality, even general practitioners. What does that mean to us, the patient? It means if they can't identify the issue within their focus, then their job is done. The doctor doesn't work on a problem until they find the issue. As an example, I had pain in my right arm [nerves, tendons or such.]. They did xrays and the doctor literally stated, "It's not broken." No kidding. Then I was referred to a clinic that dealt with carpal tunnel syndrome. They tested and said not carpal tunnel. So I asked the doctor what he thought it might be. Reluctantly, he admitted they don't track down the cause, just evaluate for carpal tunnel. I was then referred to a clinic to electrically test the nerves with needles and electric current. Again they said the nerves were functioning well but that they wouldn't speculate on the actual issue. I say all this so you understand doctors saying they don't know the cause isn't the same as saying nothing is wrong. [/QUOTE]
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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
here are my first post trt labs. Low libido, no erections. whats wrong what can i do? Also, some other questions.
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