Think I might need TRT -- no insurance question

[scm007]

I haven't had my blood tested, but I'm fairly positive the results will be low, or mid-low. Should I get health insurance before going in for blood tests, that way the insurance will cover it?

Currently I have catastrophy insurance, with like a $1600 deductible.

Also I've read that injected test will also raise estrogen levels, so people take an estrogen blocker right?

So although some doctors just prescribe test, one should really take test and say arimidex ?

A good replacement therapy would be testosterone + arimidex?

[Teegunn]

Test is pretty cheap. Adex isn't, but you could just go with the board sponsor Adex for much, much less. In other words - if you get a scrip for Test - use it and pay out of pocket at the pharmacy instead of jacking around with your insurance premiums. JMO.

[zaggahamma]

agree with above...the premiums would be as much as paying cash for the meds from what i've seen...if you see otherwise make sure you post up

[newrobb]

what is TRT. i know what HRT is? thanks.

[Teegunn]

TRT = Testosterone Replacement Therapy.

[Puffader]

You can try a HRT clinic. Just make sure it's a well know clinic.