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Thoughts on oral test like Kyzatrex?
AlphaMD's Answer
We have not seen great results from it. Since the bioavailability of all oral forms is low, even maximum doses do not seem to have a very robust effect. While admittedly I have only seen about a dozen patients who have used Kyzatrex, the highest TT any of them achieved at max dose is 590 ng/DL.
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