
Originally Posted by
TrailRunAZ
Not likely you'll find a doc who will write you for more than 200 mg/wk. Primary care docs don't know a lot about test replacement, just a bit about the Androgel. You do need an anti-aging doc most likely, or one that is more knowledgeable about AAS, etc., and comfortable writing the **.
Being a doc myself, I read this thread with a little bit of amusement, as people tend to get pissed when they come in and want something and don't get it.
A lot of times docs have the arrogant attitude, it's built in from med school, and some are just egotistical pricks, but there are some good ones out there as well.
In defense of the latter, the reason they don't want to write for the stuff is twofold. First, without the knowledge, they are afraid of harming you, and it's outside their comfort level. The wouldn't write scripts for other drugs they don't know about either. Second, we're held responsible for everything we do. Test is a scheduled drug, and the scripts are tracked in over 90% of the pharmacies. If anything happens that triggers the medical board to look at the history, as a doc you're accountable for all the controlled substance scripts and can get into deep shit and even lose a license for writing for the stuff outside the FDA indications.
And the fact that you're not getting HCG with the test is a bit concerning as well.
The medical boards in a lot of states are coming down hard on the anti-aging medicine as well, because they feel it is outside the parameters of normal medicine, so that has people a bit gun shy also.
I know its frustrating, but it isn't necessarily a reflection on the quality of a doctor. It is more about their comfort level than anything.
And this doesn't even address the liability or malpractice issues, such as someone having an elevated PSA, or getting prostate cancer while on therapy. You're friggin' toast if that happens.
The guys here know WAY more than 99% of the docs when it comes to test and other AAS, but that's because aside from endocrinology, there isn't a lot of practical application to the knowledge in reguar medicine, so it isn't taught.