I think finding a doctor who could fully asses the situation is a shot in the dark, most guys here have a better idea of necessary lab tests prior to first starting trt than most doctors do. That is some very important data, and costs money for sure. Also most guys have a better idea on whether to start injections or not, i feel there are doctors who try anything but trt, but do not offer nonpharma solutions, and then doctors and clinics who push very high dose trt, neither usually performing sufficient tests. Most who are aware probably just go in to get legal trt.
Regarding test levels, there is data on athletes that show some surprisingly low test numbers, yet they are doing just fine, test level seems to be individual, like resting heart rate, this is probably why some people have a hard time coping with "standard" doses, especially on weekly administration where the peaks are always supra.
Btw, OP does not hold a high opinion on doctors in general, but when a doc tells that his sons t-levels are too low, it is duly noted How low were they then?
Lets hope it´s not just a honeymoon phase that many have experienced. Looking forward to updates.
This thread is TRT parenting 101
Regarding test levels, there is data on athletes that show some surprisingly low test numbers, yet they are doing just fine, test level seems to be individual, like resting heart rate, this is probably why some people have a hard time coping with "standard" doses, especially on weekly administration where the peaks are always supra.
Btw, OP does not hold a high opinion on doctors in general, but when a doc tells that his sons t-levels are too low, it is duly noted How low were they then?
Lets hope it´s not just a honeymoon phase that many have experienced. Looking forward to updates.
This thread is TRT parenting 101