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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
I would be really grateful for any help understanding my blood test results.
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<blockquote data-quote="Systemlord" data-source="post: 102684" data-attributes="member: 15832"><p>The UK medical system is a joke, they don't want to give you (labs scores) ammunition in order to prove your case and then getting treatment. State healthcare systems put up roadblocks in your path to deny treatment to those they deem not the worst cases, if the NHS gave everyone treatment who had systems it would drain funding dry. NHS doctors will not understand much of what I stated related to SHBG, it's just beyond their comprehension, going private is your only hope and get out of the NHS.</p><p></p><p>I took Klonopin to control my Tourette Syndrome which after stopping the Klonopin there were no symptoms, but withdrawing off of it tanked my testosterone levels for which never recovered. My body couldn't function properly without it. SHBG fell back to normal levels after stopping Klonopin. I went from high to low SHBG over the course of 10 months, that's how long it took to withdraw.</p><p></p><p>You can fight and win if you persist, you need to find a sympathetic doctor. My thyroid is at .580 and you're at the other end of the spectrum with symptoms. TSH is high because thyroid hormones are not, those weren't even checked.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Systemlord, post: 102684, member: 15832"] The UK medical system is a joke, they don't want to give you (labs scores) ammunition in order to prove your case and then getting treatment. State healthcare systems put up roadblocks in your path to deny treatment to those they deem not the worst cases, if the NHS gave everyone treatment who had systems it would drain funding dry. NHS doctors will not understand much of what I stated related to SHBG, it's just beyond their comprehension, going private is your only hope and get out of the NHS. I took Klonopin to control my Tourette Syndrome which after stopping the Klonopin there were no symptoms, but withdrawing off of it tanked my testosterone levels for which never recovered. My body couldn't function properly without it. SHBG fell back to normal levels after stopping Klonopin. I went from high to low SHBG over the course of 10 months, that's how long it took to withdraw. You can fight and win if you persist, you need to find a sympathetic doctor. My thyroid is at .580 and you're at the other end of the spectrum with symptoms. TSH is high because thyroid hormones are not, those weren't even checked. [/QUOTE]
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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
I would be really grateful for any help understanding my blood test results.
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