Flying solo - self administered TRT - F´it

[juanjoasdf]

So basically my chances of finding a decent doctor in my country are super low, and there is a limit to the amount of time/money I can spend on this shit. I am currently living in Spain, and here TRT is like the stone age.

Why should I sumbit to their protocols and time wasters? I can basically run the blood test on my own, get some decent sources and fly solo.

I am better of consulting overseas doctors, experts or borads to manage my TRT protocol. Its almost a guarantee that their suggestions on how to proceed are going to be out of date.

I do want to at some point find a doctor that will just follow along and write out scripts and basically make my shit legal.

I was basically on for 4 years straight and never recovered properly. My testosterone levels are 450 @ the moment but I feel shot with all the symptoms of low T, its been 5 years off. No recovery, plenty of injuries, lack of motivation, no libido...

 

[TRTnooby]

I've considered it but since T is a scheduled drug her in the USA, and I don't want to deal with the consequences of a felony charge, no matter how small the risk, I decided against it. Everyone has to decide for themselves what their risk tolerance is though. Luckily I found an endo that will let me self inject at home, so even though its not ideal, I go that route.

 

[Havasu]

The only reason I went to a doc was to get a script, and to have all my hormones, ********* indicators, electorlytes, everything looked at. If it had been too costly, or if I couldn't find someone decent I would absolutely go self administered. Use reputable sources for your gear, and places that ship fast and smart, and you're good to go. You're right you can do the blood tests yourself. The only downside is not being able to run labs through your insurance since your doc is not prescribing them. It's cheaper that way. Other than that, you're good to go.

Tell no one about your self administration, keep all of your stuff stored away appropriately and out of sight, so that no one that comes over can "accidentally" see it. As long as you're doing that it should be fine.