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How would you suggest that a person not living in the US would start on TRT? I’m trying to go through the regular doctors. However I am In the low-normal range so I’m in this grey area of low T.
AlphaMD's Answer
We would suggest talking to multiple doctors if one is unwilling to treat you for low-T symptoms. Often times when providers are resistant to this, it means they're not confident in providing care in that area & it may be best to find another provider anyways.
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