
Originally Posted by
laser
I was somewhat in the same boat. I was scoring at the low end of my T range. Then about a year later it hit me like a ton of bricks. So much fatigue it was a task to do daily hygiene. I praise my wife for helping me through this tough time, and taking on the big load. She got me to the DOC, they did all kinds of labs, over, and over, had every test done, doppler, heart stress test/with contrast, etc...expensive stuff to....after it was all said, and Done they billed my Ins over 40k. I still felt just as bad even more exhausted after all the testing.
I went and found a TRT doc, and my T was so low, embarrassing to even post the results. I am kinda pissed they overlooked the Obvious.....
Although I do have a good primary Doctor. I did not know what her reaction was going to be, but when I went over the test results with her, told her I am on TRT, she was happy for me. Then I find out she is very knowledgeable about male hormones, and totally went over everything with me. If in the future, if I wanted she would have no prob with treatment for me. It feels good to have everyone in the loop.
I hope these little experience stories help you out..good luck