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@paulb3rd Daily injections man, avoid those peaks and troughs

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@crypto_condom I’ve worked in the emergency department for 11 years and have yet to see ONE SINGLE cardiovascular event associated with therapeutic testosterone replacement therapy

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@crypto_condom No you don’t lol 🤣🤣

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@Randyczy8d @JacobMarquez__ Real painters use green

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@drmarlonperalta If your on TRT , and your on an AI… find another provider.

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@CoffeeBlackMD I think if the patient legit needs 200 to feel symptomatic relief , then fine. Most don’t. And the problem is cookie cutter clinics starting dosing at 200 then adjusting. I like to start at 140mg and adjust accordingly

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@drmarlonperalta Yea i have a patient whose total testosterone is 740 with a free test of 9. I basically approach this in multiple ways. The normal lifestyle modifications to hopefully free up more testosterone, or I offer if patient would like to try TRT for 3 months or so and see if feels bettr

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@drmarlonperalta Marlon….. I think there should be a little more context using free testosterone. What if a male has 600 total testosterone with a free testosterone of 6-8ng/dl.

Question, do you think this male could benefit from TRT to bring available free testosterone up to say 20-25?

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@drmarlonperalta Criminal

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@CoffeeBlackMD Are you saying that his total testosterone of 1001 is considered dangerous? 👀

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@Max_hubz @0xMJTV Couldn’t agree more. He should also be optimizing fat loss and healthy lifestyle. I would imagine dehydration and likely sleep apnea have a lot to do with that hematocrit being high.

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@TheCryptoDaddi I do 11 units daily microdosing

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@TheCryptoDaddi I tried subq once in the lower belly fat and had a palpable lump that was painful for about a week. I do daily injections so I can’t imagine having this every single day, therefore I haven’t tried again since.

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@dusapilled @Max_hubz It’s not hard to manage once you understand it. I would have to believe these clinicians just aren’t putting in the time to learn to be making such misguided treatment plans and recommendations

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@0xMJTV @Max_hubz That answer is actually quite obvious …. They lost a patient who was paying them for TRT, so they found another way to keep him on the books. Obviously no appropriate.

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@Max_hubz @dusapilled Doctors such as Dr. Keith Nichols and Dr. Morgentaler

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@Max_hubz @dusapilled I wouldn’t be so quick to put down mid level providers man…. The stigma that a doctor somehow is good at TRT management makes no sense. Testosterone replacement therapy management isn’t taught in medical school.

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@Max_hubz Idiotic

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@PepsUncensored 29g 1/2” insulin needle, daily microdose injections, test cyp in mct oil. There’s no other way in my opinion.