Life Insurance?

[Sumner]

Guys,

I am currently on TRT, taking 100 mg weekly and HCG 250 iu twice weekly. I am about to apply for an additional life insurance policy and would like to know if I should divulge this information. Will it show up on the bloodwork that they do? I would prefer not to disclose to anyone that I am taking TRT. Most people, even Doctors have a very negative view of this therapy, even though some of us depend on it to live a normal life. If it does show up, how long would I have to lay off, so it doesn't show up?

Just for clarification, I get my TRT and HCG through a doctor with a prescription. This is about the stigma that goes along with TRT.

Thanks in advance for your input!

Sumner

[love_en]

Nope. Insurance companies look for risk factors such as diabetes and uncontrolled cholesterol. They do not care if you are hypogonadal. Although they should. Low T contributes to the risk factors. A Total T is not a common test.