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If I have been living in Thailand for a few years and have been on TRT the whole time with supervision from doctor, will I be able to get my meds in the US? Or will I have to come off, do bloods, then get back on?
AlphaMD's Answer
We are happy to work with men transferring from other TRT clinics or UGLs to managed care. We will generally take your initial pre-TRT bloodwork if you have it, or current script. If it is working for you, we wouldn't need to change your regimen unless there was something unsafe about it. Though we may suggest ways to improve it if something feels lacking. We wouldn't ask you to cycle off, though other clinics may.
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