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Do you think patients can return back to their pre TRT levels in the case they have to come off due to unforeseen side effects or complications?
AlphaMD's Answer
Yes. We have seen this numerous times. Many of our patients come to us after having being off TRT for awhile for one reason or another. When we compare labs, their testosterone levels are back to their baseline T levels prior to beginning TRT. This correlates with studies on the matter which show the average man will return to their previous level of testicular function typically 4-6 months after their last shot of testosterone Cypionate. This recovery can be shortened with the assistance of other medications.
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