Obtaining TRT in Canada - Blood Work Posted

Backpulse · Mar 27, 2017

My doctor has advised me to reduce my Arimedex dose by 50% to 0.25mg every 3.5 days. He agrees that we only want to dose enough to minimize the side effects while maintaining a healthy E2 level. I feel that this a step in the right direction to achieving optimal levels. Next blood work will be in 5 weeks from now.

CoastWatcher · Mar 27, 2017

Backpulse said:
My doctor has advised me to reduce my Arimedex dose by 50% to 0.25mg every 3.5 days. He agrees that we only want to dose enough to minimize the side effects while maintaining a healthy E2 level. I feel that this a step in the right direction to achieving optimal levels. Next blood work will be in 5 weeks from now.

That's a good sign.

Nelson Vergel · Mar 28, 2017

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Backpulse · Mar 28, 2017

Hi Nelson!

Unfortunately I was informed yesterday that my doctor will be closing his office (PEAK in Ottawa) later this year to move on to practice other medicine. He will treat me and provide prescriptions for another 6 months to make sure I am dialed in and then refer me back to my GP. This is too bad as PEAK was a great TRT option here in Ontario, Canada.

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Nelson Vergel · Jul 14, 2021

Backpulse said:
Hi Nelson! Unfortunately I was informed yesterday that my doctor will be closing his office (PEAK in Ottawa) later this year to move on to practice other medicine. He will treat me and provide prescriptions for another 6 months to make sure I am dialed in and then refer me back to my GP. This is too bad as PEAK was a great TRT option here in Ontario, Canada. Peak Mens Health - Our Health blog provides you valuable information about man's problem, health, women