Some of the questions that doctors will be answering on Wednesday on our webcast:

*When do you decide to prescribe T injections vs creams?*

*How do you manage the different side effects? (Hematocrit, acne, hair loss, testicular atrophy, decreased fertility, gynecomastia, etc)*

*With regard to using TRT subcutaneously, what is the optimal dosage? What ester is best? If T propionate is faster acting (shorter half life), wouldn’t a small daily micro sub-q dosage better mimic natural production and hence less endocrine system disruption in the longer term?*

*Do men who use anastrozole or other AIs due to high estradiol see improvements in nipple sensitivity, libido, edema, mood, etc? What is considered high estradiol?*

*What does hCG really do for men who are on lifelong TRT (not interested in having children anymore) other than increasing testicular volume?*

*Percentage-wise, what is your best guess about how many men who start TRT :

a- have to adjust the testosterone dose due to side effects and/or benefits

b- have to take anastrozole or another AI to manage high estradiol

c- have to stop TRT due to lack of efficacy or side effects

d- use hCG

e- have to use Ed drugs to enhance erectile function

f- have to use TRIMIX to enhance erections since ED drugs may not work effectively (explain TRIMIX)*

*Let’s discuss Cialis. How should it be used as preventative daily medication for BPH? Dosage amount? Expand on the anti-atherosclerotic effects*

*Why is Aromasin (Exemestane) not prescribed more as an AI in men using TRT? What would be the optimal dosage for a man weekly?*

*Why is Ipamorelin not prescribed more in lieu of other peptides like Sermorelin?

Do most doctors just script Sermorelin due to it’s FDA approval?*

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