Which tests to request from my GP (NHS)

[hollowedzeus]

Alot of people think going private gives you more access to trt but from my research you end up with the same docs... except you're paying for it.

Be careful with self admin trt... what if your source dries up? I would probably at least keep clomid and nolva on hand for worst case scenario

[anoxicblaze]

I can't seen my sources drying up unless there is a World War. So many to choose from.

[ryobi1]

Be careful with self admin trt... what if your source dries up? I would probably at least keep clomid and nolva on hand for worst case scenario

best to find out if you are primary or secondary instead of self administering TRT,
find out the reason why,before changing your bodies natural hormone loop.

Injecting once or twice a week would get tiresome, especially if its not nesseccary.

[anoxicblaze]

best to find out if you are primary or secondary instead of self administering TRT,
find out the reason why,before changing your bodies natural hormone loop.

Injecting once or twice a week would get tiresome, especially if its not nesseccary.

I'm feeling great so far so I'm happy with my decision. Plus I came off SSRI's, which caused me problems. I get regular blood tests so I shouldn't be at much risk. Not to mention the fact that my GP refuses to look into the matter as it is "just part of getting older".

[BadDaz]

Yeah Primoteston by Bayer Test E,WON'T FIND BETTER !