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What are your thoughts on using Deca and/or Anavar alongside TRT?
AlphaMD's Answer
Perfectly normal & we do support this. Those are both legal medications to prescribe, though they cannot be prescribed en masse for all patients without DEA issues. For that reason & for the fact that not everyone needs them, their use tends to be as-needed for certain circumstances rather than continuous use.
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