Re: Re: Going to an endo was a waste

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Yep that is about what I hear from every man that sees an Endo they just don't

get it your levels are that of a man 100 yrs. of age.

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Phil

> From: marc200134470 <cfs38@...>

> Subject: Re: Going to an endo was a waste

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> Date: Wednesday, October 13, 2010, 1:12 PM

> Welcome to the jungle of endos!

> I had to force the one I went to for an E2 test, and when

> it came back high for a male, but 'in-range' she would not

> even address the issue.

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> Also my Total T had come up from 209 to 323,.....now

> according to her I didn't even need TRT.

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> > Basically told me that if my T was 382 which it was a

> few months ago, then I didn't really have a T issue. I

> showed him Dr Crisler's paper, and he thought a lot of it

> was bunk. I told him that I would like to have E2 measured,

> and he said that he only tested that if a man showed signs

> of gyno! He said that me having the erratic ED problems

> didn't make any sense. He is just testing my T, and thyroid

> hormones this Friday. Oh well, what the hell!

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[Guest guest]

Yes wayback44 this is true and some do a lot I know of men posting at other

forums Anti-Aging Clinics giving men 200 mgs / week to start. Any good Dr. would

start one out lower say 100 mgs and work up from there. Them guys had thicker

blood had to give blood to thin it out. Seen better Dr.'s and need to lower

there dose. Problem is starting this high it's hard to come lower they feel

like crap until there body adjusts to lower levels and this can take a long

time.

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Phil

> From: wayback44 <no_reply >

> Subject: Re: Going to an endo was a waste

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> Date: Wednesday, October 13, 2010, 1:26 PM

> I wonder if " anti-aging " doctors

> might be the best specialty to use for these issues. 

> You have to be careful, because some just automatically

> shoot guys up with T, HGH, etc., but at least they would be

> familiar with the idea that estrogen levels are important in

> men.

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> > Basically told me that if my T was 382 which it was a

> few months ago, then I didn't really have a T issue. I

> showed him Dr Crisler's paper, and he thought a lot of it

> was bunk. I told him that I would like to have E2 measured,

> and he said that he only tested that if a man showed signs

> of gyno! He said that me having the erratic ED problems

> didn't make any sense. He is just testing my T, and thyroid

> hormones this Friday. Oh well, what the hell!

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[Guest guest]

If this next Dr. is up on TRT you should be good to go but if not he might read

Dr. 's paper on TRT: A Recipe for Success at www.allthingsmale.com.

Co-Moderator

Phil

> From: marc200134470 <cfs38@...>

> Subject: Re: Going to an endo was a waste

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> Date: Wednesday, October 13, 2010, 2:27 PM

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> Probably better than most docs in my area at least.

> I have no idea if you would run into big insurance issues

> though. Plus you really only find those types of docs in big

> metro areas.

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> I am going to see a gynecologist next! LOL

> Totally serious,......he also practices what they call

> 'functional medicine.'

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> I saw my urologist this AM, and he is familiar with the guy

> I will be seeing. Said this guy is big into TRT, and would

> probably want my levels around 1000. He doesn't know if he

> deals with the other things like E2 though.

>

> My urologist was the first one that wanted to start me on

> Testim, but I didn't want to start it until more things were

> checked out. He still said he would put me on it, but he

> pretty much said today that I may know more than he does

> about all the other stuff at this point. That is not his

> 'job description' and I understand that to a degree.

>

> Gave me a scrip for Viagra 100mg. even though I said I

> didn't want one! LOL

> Docs,.....you just have to love 'em!

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> > I wonder if " anti-aging " doctors might be the best

> specialty to use for these issues.  You have to be

> careful, because some just automatically shoot guys up with

> T, HGH, etc., but at least they would be familiar with the

> idea that estrogen levels are important in men.

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