Wondering what to do. 23m

[Aluudon]

I am 23m 6’2 275

Recent blood tests have shown a total Test level of 260ngdl

My doctors are very reluctant to give me a requisition for FH and LH, which would determine the cause of this borderline hypogonadism level.

My diet and training is extremely locked in. 21-2300 cal with 200+ protein ever day.

I am experiencing many symptoms of hypogonadism, and am looking into self medicating.

I’ve done a shit ton of research, and at this point have considered HCG, and enclo before self administering a testosterone dose of 125-200mg a week. I have on hand a list of what I believe is all of the required add ons (AI, duta for dht, and ezetimbe for LDL)



Just looking for some advice and opinion regarding this as I would really like to be starting treatment sooner than next year which is what I’m looking at if I go the doctor way

I have to go self administered or through family doctor because unfortunately I can’t afford a TRT clinic.

 

[Nelson Vergel]

what country are you in?

 

[Aluudon]

what country are you in?

Canada

 

[Nelson Vergel]

You may want to try this:

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Thread 'BloodTestsCanada.com - BlueHorizons (Canada)'

Feb 14, 2023

Hi everyone.

Thought I'd contribute to this section by letting everybody know I've used this online company 5 times in the past year for bloodwork and each time went smoothly.

All you do is select the test you want, pay (including with Paypal) and print off a requisition (or upload online) to Dynacare labs in your area.

Within 24-hours I can typically see my tests on Dynacare Plus website and I get an e-mail with results from Blue Horizon's shortly after.

Very convenient for monitoring testosterone/HRT without the hassle of a conventional doctor's request.

• chriskchris
• Replies: 8
• Forum: Blood Testing Company Reviews

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Thread 'Canadian Patients: Dynacare Sensitive Estradiol Test'

Mar 22, 2018

Canadian patients taking advantage of Dynacare's introduction of the Sensitive (LC, MS, MS) Estradiol test should ALWAYS CONFIRM THAT THE CLERK AT THE RECEPTION DESK HAS ENTERED THE PROPER CODE FOR THE SENSITIVE TEST. Earlier this week I discovered that the "standard" e2 test had been entered despite the fact that my doctor had clearly ordered the sensitive test. I only caught it because I asked to see what the clerk had ordered. It was wrong. In fact, she argued that there was only one estradiol test and she had entered it properly. She hadn't. We have to remain our own advocates.

• CoastWatcher
• Replies: 7
• Forum: Blood Test Discussion

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