i've got a decision to make

[600@50]

i would never go to a female endo and I would lean towards a younger doctor since he would more in tune with the latest procedures and medical journals concerning trt. Older doctors seem to be more settled in their ways and not all keep up with latest information or protocols.

I had a female endo when I moved up north and she was more knowledgeable and listened better than any previous doctor. She let me micromanage my TRT protocol and was very supportive of my efforts. The only way to know is to go and try them out. Best of luck.

[Ryanmcd]

I had a female endo when I moved up north and she was more knowledgeable and listened better than any previous doctor. She let me micromanage my TRT protocol and was very supportive of my efforts. The only way to know is to go and try them out. Best of luck.

Do what I did, get a doc that will write scripts and then do what you need to do, I am in good terms with my doc I can get HGH if I wanted or anything else, it's a trust thing. If they can write scripts and you do your own work you are set. Hell last year I did over 10k in bloodwork all covered by insurance and now I show up and he says to the on site blood guy do whatever Ryan wants