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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Long Term T Patients - Does TRT Lose It's Effectiveness (Libido, etc.) After Several Years?
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<blockquote data-quote="CoastWatcher" data-source="post: 65543" data-attributes="member: 2624"><p>Testosterone isn't a magical potion, individual response to therapy will certainly vary. There's no denying that some who post here are disappointed with their results; I believe many more are satisfied. In my own doctor's practice, here in Toronto, she reports that well over 85% of those who initiate therapy and stay the course through the shake-down, dialing-in process report that TRT has "significantly" improved their quality of life (those of us who are her patients regularly complete surveys on multiple topics related to our experience in treatment).</p><p></p><p>Many who abandon TRT are patients of less than skilled doctors. I believe that the single most important decision a man makes about TRT, after the threshold determination to begin treatment, is choosing their physician. A poor physician prescribes a poor protocol...which leads to poor results...which leads to frustration...which leads to the decision to abandon treatment. FL is correct, you can just stop therapy, though the suppression of your axis would need to be addressed (again, something a good doctor can manage you through).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CoastWatcher, post: 65543, member: 2624"] Testosterone isn't a magical potion, individual response to therapy will certainly vary. There's no denying that some who post here are disappointed with their results; I believe many more are satisfied. In my own doctor's practice, here in Toronto, she reports that well over 85% of those who initiate therapy and stay the course through the shake-down, dialing-in process report that TRT has "significantly" improved their quality of life (those of us who are her patients regularly complete surveys on multiple topics related to our experience in treatment). Many who abandon TRT are patients of less than skilled doctors. I believe that the single most important decision a man makes about TRT, after the threshold determination to begin treatment, is choosing their physician. A poor physician prescribes a poor protocol...which leads to poor results...which leads to frustration...which leads to the decision to abandon treatment. FL is correct, you can just stop therapy, though the suppression of your axis would need to be addressed (again, something a good doctor can manage you through). [/QUOTE]
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