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I just had this discussion with my doctor about taking test and heart protection. Even with the research-based information I provided him, he didn't find any validity to prescribing it to patients. It showed me two things: (1) Primary doctors who don't keep up with trends are doing a disservice to their patients and (2) medical associations need to encourage more physicians in the medical community to implement hormonal tests in order to effectively treat their patients, either in a preventative manner or during the patient's ailment. After all, periodic shots of test can alleviate a ton of potential problems (erectile dysfunction, depression, muscle wasting, heart issues, etc.) which is far more efficient than the numerous pills that are prescribed and taken everyday by those who have not had their hormone levels thoroughly assessed by primary care practitioners.
Thank goodness for UGLs.
Last edited by slash75cmd; 09-15-2012 at 02:02 AM.
Reason: "did" to "didn't"
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Originally Posted by
lost1
Seem all you read about TRT is good not sure why doctors are so afraid to put men on it. My doctor wouldnt even test my levels until i demanded it then i had to go somewhere else to be put a program it makes no sense.
Originally Posted by
slash75cmd
I just had this discussion with my doctor about taking test and heart protection. Even with the research-based information I provided him, he did find any validity to prescribing it to patients. It showed me two things: (1) Primary doctors who don't keep up with trends are doing a disservice to their patients and (2) medical associations need to encourage more physicians in the medical community to implement hormonal tests in order to effectively treat their patients, either in a preventative manner or during the patient's ailment. After all, periodic shots of test can alleviate a ton of potential problems (erectile dysfunction, depression, muscle wasting, heart issues, etc.) which is far more efficient than the numerous pills that are prescribed and taken everyday by those who have not had their hormone levels thoroughly assessed by primary care practitioners.
Thank goodness for UGLs.
Great post.....
It's because there's no money in making you healthy.
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Originally Posted by
PAiN
Great post.....
It's because there's no money in making you healthy.
BINGO!!
Exactly right.
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Originally Posted by
PAiN
Great post.....
It's because there's no money in making you healthy.
Bingo go there’s your answer!
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