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What is the youngest age you have treated someone?
AlphaMD's Answer
I believe the very youngest we have worked with was 20 or 21 & it was for a secondary hypogonadism patient who had suffered gonad injuries. However if you are above 18 and have appropriate symptoms, durations, and can back it up with lab testing then we are happy to meet with you and make sure that TRT is or isn't right for you.
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