Bloodwork results

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Look around for an endo or other doctor if they won't give a script to self administer( if that's what you want). From my understanding, there are some online hrt doctors that will get you scripts, you just have to follow up with labs and such.

Hope your feeling better.

[tn94z]

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Yeah, that's what my buddy was telling me too. But what do I do about that? I can't exactly tell the doctor that he isn't doing it right??

I don't mind doing them myself. It doesn't matter to me as long as my levels get to where they are supposed to be and I get back to normal.

[alluprbdy]

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tell him you want to save the co-pays

[tn94z]

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I am going to let him do his thing and watch my levels, if they start to fluctuate doing it his way, I have an endo I can go see.

[alluprbdy]

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they won't fluctuate on a test. it's a pretty basic idea bro. you are using a drug with a 10 day half life, meaning 10 days after Injection only half the dose is still remaining. if you are injecting every 14 days obviously you will have fluctuation of levels.

[tn94z]

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they won't fluctuate on a test. it's a pretty basic idea bro. you are using a drug with a 10 day half life, meaning 10 days after Injection only half the dose is still remaining. if you are injecting every 14 days obviously you will have fluctuation of levels.

They will fluctuate from test to test though. Well, that will either give me the basis to ask for weekly injections or to be referred to a specialist. I still have to check with my provider. If I don't have to have a referral then I'll go ahead and go to a specialist. But if I have to have a referral, then it will have to come from him. I understand what you are saying and that makes sense. I am going to look into changing to an endo as soon as I get a chance because I think this will be the best thing to do.

I really appreciate the info though!!