advice on finding a dr who has a damn clue about hormones

**Ryan624** · 03-07-2015, 11:56 AM

I got blood work last year and my testosterone was below the reference range. the dr. didn't think much of it so i recently ran a test e cycle which im currently running pct for. How do i find a dr. that is covered by insurance that has a clue and understands that at 28 years old i shouldn't even be on the low end of the reference range? Should I be going to an an anti aging clinic?

**dep30** · 04-03-2015, 08:57 AM

Anti aging clinics will b more receptive to helping u... And generally know a lot more about the issues and side effects than the common physician.

**kelkel** · 04-03-2015, 09:50 AM

Originally Posted by dep30

Anti aging clinics will b more receptive to helping u... And generally know a lot more about the issues and side effects than the common physician.

True, but their main goal is money, not your long-term health. Op, you can always begin calling doc's offices and interview the staff with a couple specific questions about hormones. That way you're not wasting your time or theirs with an unnecessary appointment. You should also pull BW about two months or so after pct ends to see where you're at.