
Originally Posted by
kelkel
Re your copy of blood work. Assuming it's a mainstream lab just make an account on line and you should be able to see your blood work. Then you'll always see it a few days after your doc does. They always give them a head start.
It may be quicker to switch to a Urologist. Do some research in your area and see who you can find and check reviews. If you locate someone interesting give them a call and ask to speak to one of the nurses. Ask how they treat patients with low T. Do they use gels, pellets, self-injections, all of the above?
Take a look at the Finding A Doc sticky thread at the top of this forum.
Really the only thing you can do is live a healthy lifestyle. Get solid nutrition in line with your goals and get good rest.
If you are diagnosed again with low T. Find out what the root cause is:
Secondary hypogonadism: (pituitary failure)
Primary hypogonadism: (testicular failure)
Andropause: (pretty much a combination of both)
Hypothyroidism: (know that this can cause hypogonadism)
Keep doing your research and write down any questions you may have for your next doc visit. He works for you, not the other way around.
If you're sticking with your endo I'd call the office and express how poorly you feel and ask at least to fill in for anyone who cancels their appointment.