Re: BUMP: DHEA Help

[Guest guest]

In my personal experience Dhea did not raise T levels. Can you try to find an "anti - aging" doc to prescribe T ?Sent from my iPhone

I just don't want my question to get lost. I can find estrogen and progesterone, but not testosterone. Should I even consider trying to raise it with DHEA.

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> I have not been able to find an online source that I trust for testosterone and I know it will take many appointments arguing with my doc to get a prescription, and most likely he will never agree because I am "in range". My question now is, are the DHEA supplements available online a viable alternative? My testosterone level was on the low end: 17 range 6-82

> Thanks,

> Shirley

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[Guest guest]

Bonnie, I wish it were that easy here in the middle of nowhere. I have the

choice of an OLD doc in one town and a Nurse Practioner in another (who doesn't

know ANYTHING!). The Doc was my facility MD when I was Director of Nursing and

we had an excellent relationship, but it took 6 months to get him to agree to

write a script for Armour. T3 was out of the question. Now that I have retired

and have no insurance and don't see him at work to beg..I can't see spending

$120 per office visit to keep begging for testosterone. If it's " in range " he

won't treat.

So, I guess I am back on my search for an online source. I did ask Francisco,

my source for everything else, but he doesn't offer it.

ARGGGH!

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> > > I have not been able to find an online source that I trust for

> > testosterone and I know it will take many appointments arguing with

> > my doc to get a prescription, and most likely he will never agree

> > because I am " in range " . My question now is, are the DHEA

> > supplements available online a viable alternative? My testosterone

> > level was on the low end: 17 range 6-82

> > > Thanks,

> > > Shirley

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