
Originally Posted by
LowT Mike
Point well made. I absolutely agree. If you are 18-29 and have had the pituitary MRI, rulled out variocele, testicular torsion, testicular trauma, head trauma, chromosomal pathology,a complete health history work up ruling out environmental, toxicological, T lowering medications, ect. In addition done everything possible lifestyle/diet wise to maintain a healthy T serum. Only then if you can explain your case with true present Lowt levels, symptoms, no contraindications... Intelligently and organized NOT BASHING DOCTORS and ACTING LIKE YOU KNOW MORE THAN THE DOCTOR then you generally should receive HCG/Clomid therapy to start and only then MAYBE TRT if all of the above fails to give symptomatic relief.
I wouldn't treat anybody that comes into my office acting like a jackass first of all. Then I would have to have of the above completed. Its like a first date where if you decide to go on a second date you are ethically and medically responsible for their health in the eyes of the court of law. Sort of a big deal!! Its not called a "patient-doctor relationship" for nothing. Its just as much a psychological and personality assessment as well. If the doctor feels at all that the patient is going more for muscular gain than symptomatic relief and/or is unruly or not following the doctor dosing instuctions putting the doctors license at risk...You get dumped and dont get asked to prom.