Low LH and FSH

[Herman Munster]

Part of what I am strugglng w/ here is the lack of insurance and $ to have a "full" and appropriate set of labs drawn. Im in the process of closing a business, to visit my doc would mean an out of pocket cost and he will not entertain a conversation over the phone and/or a review of the LabCorp results via email. My option at this point is to halt all TRT and start over once my finances improve and/or my insurance is reactivated. Which is think is a little extreme. OR Continue with the TRT, AI and introduce HCG based on the labs I have now. The labs were drawn yesterday, I recieved the results today.

I have had a full set of labs in the past; the last being 3-4 months ago (?), since then it has been a simple check of Test/E/cholesterol every 6 weeks or so.

Thanks

[Flier]

Part of what I am strugglng w/ here is the lack of insurance and $ to have a "full" and appropriate set of labs drawn. Im in the process of closing a business, to visit my doc would mean an out of pocket cost and he will not entertain a conversation over the phone and/or a review of the LabCorp results via email. My option at this point is to halt all TRT and start over once my finances improve and/or my insurance is reactivated. Which is think is a little extreme. OR Continue with the TRT, AI and introduce HCG based on the labs I have now. The labs were drawn yesterday, I recieved the results today.

I have had a full set of labs in the past; the last being 3-4 months ago (?), since then it has been a simple check of Test/E/cholesterol every 6 weeks or so.

Thanks

You can´t just stop TRT without having a solid plan for recovery, and the mental strength and realistic expectations for the complications low test comes with.
Sounds like you are better off continuing with what u are doing.