How to get HGH prescribed

[Nutpuncher]

Just got bloodwork done for future HGH and/or peptide use. My IGF-1 level is low 67 ng/mL (range 75 - 216 ng/mL). I've been on TRT since last Nov. My TRT doc suggested that I see an Endo because I may qualify for HGH treatment. I don't think I'll go see an endo because I don't think I'll get HGH prescribed as my levels are not drastically low, but I could be wrong.

I've done some research but I can't seem to find out if a simple blood test is all that is needed to get HGH prescribed.... Anybody know what is required to get HGH prescribed?

Thanks

 

[Re-Ride]

Egrifta tesamorelin site might be of help.

 

[Nutpuncher]

Egrifta tesamorelin site might be of help.

Thank you. I'll check out Egrifta tesamorelin

 

[ERO]

Any of the high dollar anti-aging clinics would be more than happy to prescribe. Just be prepared to spend a ton of money and not see or feel any differences for 6 months to a year. The only people that get dramatic results with HGH are using quantities far, far higher than any doctor would prescribe and that most people can afford.

 

[Nutpuncher]

Any of the high dollar anti-aging clinics would be more than happy to prescribe. Just be prepared to spend a ton of money and not see or feel any differences for 6 months to a year. The only people that get dramatic results with HGH are using quantities far, far higher than any doctor would prescribe and that most people can afford.

I am not interested in anti-aging clinics. I am interested in getting HGH prescribed from an actual doctor such as an endocrinologist so my insurance will cover the majority of the bill.

 

[ERO]

I would say there is a very, very low chance that will happen. HCG is normally only allowed to be used to treat short stature in children. Treating adults with low levels has been tainted with the 'war on steroids' and performance enhancing drugs to the point where using it for that is usually considered "off-label" use. Most regular docs (meaning docs not working in an anti-aging clinic) will not prescribe it and getting any insurance company to pay for HGH for anything other that a child with dwarfism is equally unlikely.

 

[Nutpuncher]

I would say there is a very, very low chance that will happen. HGH is normally only allowed to be used to treat short stature in children. Treating adults with low levels has been tainted with the 'war on steroids' and performance enhancing drugs to the point where using it for that is usually considered "off-label" use. Most regular docs (meaning docs not working in an anti-aging clinic) will not prescribe it and getting any insurance company to pay for HGH for anything other that a child with dwarfism is equally unlikely.

Thank you....that was the reply I was looking for.

 

[PAUL-E]

I believe to get HGH covered by your insurance it usually requires two failed growth hormone stimulation tests. From everything I have read most Endo's seem to be a waist of time and $$$ as most of them use outdated protocol's and are happy if you at the bottom of the scale as long as your "in range".

 

[Nutpuncher]

I believe to get HGH covered by your insurance it usually requires two failed growth hormone stimulation tests. From everything I have read most Endo's seem to be a waist of time and $$$ as most of them use outdated protocol's and are happy if you at the bottom of the scale as long as your "in range".

Thanks. He more I research and ask questions, the less chance I think I have of getting hgh prescribed. I don't think my insurance will cover it. They already make me jump thru hoops for AI.

So I guess black market generic hgh here I come lol.

 

[Nelson Vergel]

The Serostim brand (HGH) is approved for reversing HIV wasting syndrome (Involuntary loss of 10 percent or more of normal body weight).

 

[Nelson Vergel]

Growth Hormone Review

 

[Nutpuncher]

The Serostim brand (HGH) is approved for reversing HIV wasting syndrome (Involuntary loss of 10 percent or more of normal body weight).

Can't say too bad I don't have hiv lol, but I do have low igf-1 levels.

I wonder if my levels are low due to my 10yrs of opiate painkillers along with benzos and adderall??

I wish it could afford serostim but black market price is equivalent to a low mortgage payment.

 

[bako]

My brother in law is on HGH. Daily shots. It was prescribed by his endo. However he suffered a traitor brain injury and his level was zero. Even then it was very difficult 6 months of the endo fighting with the insurance company to get them to cover it. I really don't think you will have any luck at all with an endo unless you are severely deficient in growth hormone.

 

[ERO]

FWIW - its easy to get Sermorelin @ Defy Medical and other places for around $330 per month. Many people say it generates a GH releasing effect that is similar to the effect of the doses of HGH that a doctor would prescribe (not huge doses like what bodybuilders use, the 1 to 2 IU a day a doctor would prescribe). Insurance won't cover that either, but its a lot less $$$.

The same caveats apply - namely that it takes 6 months to a year to see or feel anything and even then the effects are subtle, etc...

 

[Lancealot]

I just got an email today with info for Juvetrope hgh. Looks legit, not cheap but for real hgh seems fairly cheap. The web site is hghinsider.com. I'm kinda interested in this but need to do some more research.

 

[PAUL-E]

You could also look into "researching" MK-677 and it wont brake the bank

 

[JAMVOICE]

Did you ever get your Serostim?