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downunder hunter
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downunder hunter
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If he doesnt have low test the dr wont prescribe shit, it is most likely he has so he will have no problems
thelocal
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Strongbow
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This takes too long, but is full proof. Take a PH for bout 2 to 3 weeks, stop cold turkey for about two weeks tops, get an appointment ASAP and you will be set. They will prolly do one test and then a follow up within a week to make sure that the test levels are sustained, they will be and then you're set.
pbhardbody
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Ok looks like you got a lot of tips on how to lower his test before getting bloodwork. Im guessing you dont need to worry about that as he is probably already low.
IMO the first mistake people make is trying to work with their normal doctor regarding testosterone therapy. You are much better off to deal with an HRT Clinic. They specialize in this. They are fast, and affordable.
If you want a great contact at an HRT Clinic, PM me and let me know. I have a buddy that works at a clinic and Im sure he would be glad to help you out.
Strongbow
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Looks like your buddy is selling you underdosed gear brah, LOLZ.
I would go a new dr and get blood work done so that you know what baseline is should he not qualify for HRT. Then once you know where his t numbers are then you can play around with whatever you need to lower them so he is a candidate...
pbhardbody
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Skip a doctor and go straight to an HRT Clinic. Dont worry about doing things to lower his testosterone. If you go to an HRT Clinic and are not over the top end of the range (99% of people are not even close to the top end) then he should qualify for therapy, and you dont have to worry about "convincing" some doc that writing a script is the right thing to do. Skip all the bs and just cut to the solution.
pbhardbody
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Naw my guy is legit bro.
Its all script, human grade, and ships direct from the pharmacy to my door.
My bloodwork and how I feel are the proof.
Yeah but its a good idea to know what your baseline is. You never know what the future is going to bring...
pbhardbody
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I agree. When you go to an HRT Clinic the first thing they do is have you get your bloodwork done - before starting therapy.
This will establish your baseline, while also insuring that you get all the panels they need in the bloodwork. You go to your own doc to get the bloodwork and then go to an HRT Clinic for the meds and you may find that your bloodwork doesnt include everything they need to have to prescribe a therapy.
So IMO it's just easier to deal with the HRT clinic from the start. You will have bloodwork done before starting therapy, so you will have a baseline that you can work against with future bloodwork results.
