Ofcourse it's a business. That's why people spend 8 years going to medical school, it's to come out and make money. I've never seen a doc who owns their own practice offer their services for free lol. But I do agree, a lot of places don't care about health and just run a revolving door of script...
Thanks man! I'm excited for it. I've heard so many horror stories from other clinics I was apprehensive but drilled them on protocol and how they monitor patients health and they are about health but also safely getting results.
They help but the problem is you can't adjust dosing until the pellet runs its course(12 weeks) plus the scar tissue that inevitably builds up is a pain
Sounds like your on your way man. Thanks for the replies. I was just curious, as a whole it seems relatively difficult to find a GP, urologist or endo who knows more new age protocols for TRT. Good luck on your journey my man.
Very true, I have heard of places that the doc see the patient for a few minutes. Runs blood work and just throws them on test and says come back in a year for more bloodwork. No follow up bloodwork to check on levels after initial dosing or anything.
True, but many PCP's typically will only prescribe Andro gel. Which I doubt would get levels higher than maybe 400-500. Obviously if one HAS to go through insurance that's the best option, or searching for a PCP that Is educated enough to do injections.
I just started working at a TRT and anti-aging clinic. I'm curious why a lot of men choose the route of going to their GP for things like Andro gel and testim as opposed to seeing specialist who will do injections? Aside from insurance not covering it ofcourse. Also what's everyone opinions on...
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