question from a user
AlphaMD's Answer
This ends up happening to a lot of men who transition to TRT specialists. I don't know about all clinics, but for us we take on patients who are already on TRT.
Typically we look at a previous Testosterone level before you went on TRT, and if for some reason we can't find that with a patient we will run one with the understanding of their current dosage & examine the math. We then either continue their current treatment if it works for them & they're changing over due to us being very affordable, or adjust it if it's not working for them.
We would never ask someone to hop off TRT to test their natural T levels, that's going to be terrible for them and wreck their system for no reason.
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