How To Find a New Dr.

[lepiricus]

The Yahoo H2 Hypogonadism forum has a file where members can openly post their doctor's information... with no apparent concern for legal entanglements. As long as the doctor isn't being bashed or slandered, what is the concern? The doctor is listed in the phone book (probably both in the business section and in the Yellow Pages) and is open for business and is treating hypogonadal males. What legal concerns are there? As far as I can see, posting a doctor's contact information on a forum is completely without legal concern (as long as there is no slander involved) simply because the member is doing nothing more than posting public information:

I checked this out. It seems there is less than 30 docs on that list and a good number of them are from the same states. Its a great idea though. I just wish it would expand a bit

[doughbooy]

Update on my Doc. I gave him Dr Crisler's papers and asked him to read it and give me his opinion. A week later I asked him his thoughts. He was very impressed and will now put me on HCG as soon as we do my next lab test and see the results. He said he will follow Dr Crisler's protocal. I am very happy.

Here is the info I can post on this Dr, please PM me for the rest.

Merrick, NY 11566

[stat1951]

Originally Posted by doughbooy

Update on my Doc. I gave him Dr Crisler's papers and asked him to read it and give me his opinion. A week later I asked him his thoughts. He was very impressed and will now put me on HCG as soon as we do my next lab test and see the results. He said he will follow Dr Crisler's protocal. I am very happy.

Here is the info I can post on this Dr, please PM me for the rest.

Merrick, NY 11566

Excellent news.

Wish that even 10% of the doctors were that cooperative! Actually the sad thing is that Dr Crisler's current protocols will probably be standard operating procedure... five or six years from now. My PCP (who was doing my TRT before I switched over to Dr. C) does IM shots - at the level of 200 mg every other week - and is proud of the fact that he is doing advanced TRT... no more of that 400 mg Test Cyp once a month for his patients... Sad.

Anyway congratulations on your doctor's response!

Larry

[doughbooy]

Originally Posted by stat1951

Excellent news.

Wish that even 10% of the doctors were that cooperative! Actually the sad thing is that Dr Crisler's current protocols will probably be standard operating procedure... five or six years from now. My PCP (who was doing my TRT before I switched over to Dr. C) does IM shots - at the level of 200 mg every other week - and is proud of the fact that he is doing advanced TRT... no more of that 400 mg Test Cyp once a month for his patients... Sad.

Anyway congratulations on your doctor's response!

Larry

Thanks Larry, looks like I lucked out. It's not every day a doctor is willing to learn something new when it's presented by their patient.

Derek

[doughbooy]

Well the PA i was seeing has left the practice. I met the Dr who runs the practice last night and since she had no idea what HCG was she would not renew my script. I have to print swale's work and some other stuff so she could read it. Im a bit frustrated but at least she is open minded enough to read it.

[novice]

www.allthingsmale.com

[snipe]

I had previously posted that I found my Doc through the Life Ext. Foundation listing. While ok, there are a couple of downsides. She will not write for HCG or HGH (will write for Test.) and I often find the office to be run in a disorganized manner. The overall environment and demeanor of the staff does not make one feel especially welcome either.

About 6 or 8 months ago I checked out the A4M listing and noticed the name of a local family practice D.O. whom I had taken my mother to see a few years back.
Well, "luckily" I developed a very sore throat this past week and decided to see him. I'm glad to report that he has been moving his practice in the direction of anti-aging/ preventative medicine. He's on TRT himself and will write for HCG and HGH if I desire. (Although HCG seems a bit hard to come by.) Very nice guy and his staff is the same.

Chalk one up for the A4M.

[Meat]

I hate the waiting, I wish more doctors were educated in this area. My doc said stay on the creams, even tho-my levels went from 370 to 267, I am paying for my prescription, and the injections are covered under my insurance,.......sucks having a doctor who is afraid of these
protocols..........I'll keep searching I guess.

[musclehead]

Originally Posted by doughbooy

HeadDoc,

What if we just posted the city, state and zip and then if another member was interested they could PM for more details?

Dothan, Alabama Can travel

[Trajan]

I have had some success looking up Drs. on a national testosterone tune-up list that was put together some while back. The website might have been posted elsewhere.

http://www.tuneupyourt.com/