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As someone who just restarted TRT after 6 months off trying to see if my body would restart, I wish I’d reached out to you guys as well. What is the process/how difficult is it to transfer providers if I was interested in working with you instead of the local clinic I’ve worked with in the past? I have plenty of recent lab work post therapy showing clinical hypogonadism (200 total test, 4 free test, normal LH/FSH after 6 month off).
AlphaMD's Answer
The only thing we require is labs that are less than 12 months old. We can easily transfer you over after a brief consultation. You can visit the website AlphaMD.org and create an account/upload labs/schedule an appointment. We currently have open appointment slots as early as Tuesday next week.
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