Recommend Doctor in New Jersey

[SEMPERFI77]

I would appreciate it if someone could PM me with a knowledgable TRT doctor in New Jersey. Thanks

[carteblanche08865]

Semper did anyone get back to you man? For some reason I couldn't send you a PM, but I'm extremely interested in this as well. NJ Based.

[kelkel]

You need to have 50 (I believe) posts to PM. A good course of action would be for you to call your current pharmacist and ask them if they know any docs who treat TRT and include HCG and an AI. They will know as they fill the scripts. If that fails, locate a compounding pharmacy in your area and do the exact same thing. I would probably call the compounding pharmacy first as some meds in TRT are compounded for proper dosing. It's also much cheaper at a compounding pharmacy if you pay out of pocket.

If the above fails you, start making calls to docs/endo's and interview the staff as to whether they will treat a TRT patient along Dr. Crislers protocols. If they don't know Dr. Crisler it's a good chance you should move on. You are in charge of your health and you don't want to waste your time and theirs only to be turned down for the treatment you need/desire. See www.allthingsmale.com and read up if you haven't. Also read all the stickies at the top of our forum so you are prepared for the doc visit with the proper questions relative to your particular situation.

Also when it's time for bloodwork sign off on the HIPA form so you can receive all copies ahead of time to be prepared for your appointment. If you don't have a home fax sign up for a free virtual one so it comes to your email. Easy. Keep all your records for review.

Good luck and welcome to the board. Keep us posted on this thread with your progress.

[carteblanche08865]

Hey thanks for the reply man. Will do.

[SEMPERFI77]

Hey thanks for the info on how to find a doctor. I was just hoping that someone on the board was seeing a doctor in N.J. That was happy with their treatment and could point me in the right direction. Thanks again.

[kelkel]

You'll find guys here a bit hesitant to give names, so to speak, for obvious reasons. Stay on this site and keep reading and learning. We have all gone through hurdles to find doctors and get outselves squared away. It takes time to find "balance" with all this. TRT is for life. It's a journey and there are extremely knowledgeable people here who will give you great advice, more than most doctors. Post your first bloodwork and you'll get great responses......good luck.