Anyone ever see a Dr for HRT/TRT while on? - MESO-Rx

ThisBigBastard · #1 (**permalink**) 10-12-2009, 10:23 AM

I was just wondering if anyone here went to see a Doctor while using un-prescribed Testosterone injections with the goal of obtaining a prescription for Testosterone injections.
So basically someone who is self medicating and is no longer able/want to deal with obtaining the Test Injections in an underground/black market way.

In my opinion it would make sense that if a patient were to go to a Dr and explain to them they have been using say 250mg Test a week, which they obtained from an underground lab, the Dr would actually be making it much safer for the patient by prescribing the injections rather than have the patient continue to put something in their body that could be un-pure.

Britman · #2 (**permalink**) 10-12-2009, 03:59 PM

I think going to the Doc asking for hormone profile straight after finishing a cycle of TRT would do the trick i.e. person's TT would crash straight after and therefore be in hypogonadal range - thats if the goal is to obtain TRT like you say. Also drinking heavily with lack of sleep then getting tested next morning would lower levels dramatically as well

ThisBigBastard · #3 (**permalink**) 10-12-2009, 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Britman

I think going to the Doc asking for hormone profile straight after finishing a cycle of TRT would do the trick i.e. person's TT would crash straight after and therefore be in hypogonadal range - thats if the goal is to obtain TRT like you say. Also drinking heavily with lack of sleep then getting tested next morning would lower levels dramatically as well

True.. most Dr's I dont think would be willing to write the script right away without some testing, so all the meanwhile you are suffering. I've came off a long cycle before unplanned (no hcg) and felt like I was going to literally die. Depression so bad words cannot describe.
I just don't think I could go through thta again.

BBC3 · #4 (**permalink**) 10-12-2009, 05:49 PM

Thats the best time. Just lay off 3 weeks and go to him. You will test out as no test at all and be the perfect candidate. FYI. If you have found the right doc, the best option is to wait until off cycle for 3 weeks and go to him and explain that you have done steroids in the past and you think you are shut down. No respectable doc is going to let you walk away with no test. Your best option is a health and wellness doc. you can find one in near a decent size city. A fair one will charge no more than 150 for initial consult and then 75-100 for visits thereafter. Your insurance should cover the bloodwork regardless of the fact that they probably wont cover him.

ThisBigBastard · #5 (**permalink**) 10-15-2009, 02:42 PM

I agree it would be a perfect time to go, but the problem is I can't just come off.. the last time I tried coming off was about a year ago and it was a horrible experience. I became so depressed I couldn't even handle it. I couldnt go to work, almost lost my job, and overall couldn't even barely function. I Did nothing but emotionally break down over anything and everything, not to mention I am in a relationship and this would totally devistate it.
Scary part is this is with both clomid and nolva for a month afterwards!
I have an apointment the end of this month and I'm going to explain all of this to him and see what he does.. fingers crossed I will walk out with a script for test. I think if I put it to him this way it would be hard for any Dr to just turn their back knowing the patient is going to go through this if they just stop.

BBC3 · #6 (**permalink**) 10-15-2009, 04:24 PM

I didnt see where you supped and HCG? You need to get on that while on TRT. After you bring the boys up to speed you will stand a better chance. Did the depression before coincide with the Clomid? This will happen. You should be able to easily lay off for 3 weeks with no extreme symptoms. Just schedule the appt for 3 weeks out and go for it. If you have problems just pin away. Dont go crazy on my advice if you think you cant handle it, but I bet your depression coincided with Clomid. It should take longer than that to feel that bad. The doc will have to test your blood to confirm neccesity. Docs are masters of protocal and CYA.

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Originally Posted by ThisBigBastard

I agree it would be a perfect time to go, but the problem is I can't just come off.. the last time I tried coming off was about a year ago and it was a horrible experience. I became so depressed I couldn't even handle it. I couldnt go to work, almost lost my job, and overall couldn't even barely function. I Did nothing but emotionally break down over anything and everything, not to mention I am in a relationship and this would totally devistate it.
Scary part is this is with both clomid and nolva for a month afterwards!
I have an apointment the end of this month and I'm going to explain all of this to him and see what he does.. fingers crossed I will walk out with a script for test. I think if I put it to him this way it would be hard for any Dr to just turn their back knowing the patient is going to go through this if they just stop.