How should I ask my doctor for test

[Goose1021]

I have a few questions
- how many of y’all have done test at 18 and how has it impacted you
- I’m going to get blood work done at my doctor, how could I ask him for test.
- How has cardarine affected you guys and would you recommend it
- How do you think test at my age will affect me if everything is done through a doctor
and yes I’m 18 but I have been looking into doing test but I’d like to find a way to acquire it through my doctor.

 

[TRT37BEEF]

Are you looking to get test because you are low or because you want it? If you are actually low and you have a good dr he should be going through the steps to bring it up naturally first before just throwing testosterone on you.

 

[CaffeineandKilos]

LOL no doctor in there non malpractice mind is gonna give an 18yo test unless absolutely necessary, so prepare for a lecture and ways to naturally increase it, BEST case you might get put on clomid therapy... Do you have any symptoms of low T?

And if your thinking you'll be getting a cycle out of him? Even more laughable

 

[Goose1021]

LOL no doctor in there non malpractice mind is gonna give an 18yo test unless absolutely necessary, so prepare for a lecture and ways to naturally increase it, BEST case you might get put on clomid therapy... Do you have any symptoms of low T?

And if your thinking you'll be getting a cycle out of him? Even more laughable

Not looking to get a cycle but to seek any possible ways to increase my test, I show major symptoms of low test, poor sleep, foggy, and all my lifts have gone down in the gym. I don’t really feel as if I should lift anymore. I don’t know what course I should take

 

[CaffeineandKilos]

Not looking to get a cycle but to seek any possible ways to increase my test, I show major symptoms of low test, poor sleep, foggy, and all my lifts have gone down in the gym. I don’t really feel as if I should lift anymore. I don’t know what course I should take

There's a million different things to do before even thinking about TRT. But I good doctor will help you, but your definitely not getting a script at 18 without running the gambit of fixing everything else first.

 

[anothernoob]

Not looking to get a cycle but to seek any possible ways to increase my test, I show major symptoms of low test, poor sleep, foggy, and all my lifts have gone down in the gym. I don’t really feel as if I should lift anymore. I don’t know what course I should take

Make sure your diet's good and start working on your sleep. Try doing things the right way and you'll be better off. Don't just try to jump on trt because you don't feel great.

 

[Gainscity]

Get your testosterone total, LH, FSH, TSH, estradiol, lipid panel, cmp, and cbc checked if ur having symptoms maybe blood work will give you some answers. And this will tell you about how well your overall health is.

How is sleep and diet? And you’re only 18 stay AWAY from exogenous testosterone right now unless you want to be on TRT for life. There are plenty of ways for you to increase your natural test right now. And I’m sure you are nowhere near your natural potential. At your age your test should be fine I’m sure it’s something else going on but until you get checked out you won’t know what it is.

I started gear at 19 and when I got off my body was barely producing any on its own. I went through a couple depressing years of low t. I had to go on TRT to get my levels back up. Now I’m back in the game blasting/cruising TRT doses. Understand this isn’t a game it’s a commitment.

 

[Deleted member 21405]

Get your testosterone total, LH, FSH, TSH, estradiol, lipid panel, cmp, and cbc checked if ur having symptoms maybe blood work will give you some answers. And this will tell you about how well your overall health is.

How is sleep and diet? And you’re only 18 stay AWAY from exogenous testosterone right now unless you want to be on TRT for life. There are plenty of ways for you to increase your natural test right now. And I’m sure you are nowhere near your natural potential. At your age your test should be fine I’m sure it’s something else going on but until you get checked out you won’t know what it is.

I started gear at 19 and when I got off my body was barely producing any on its own. I went through a couple depressing years of low t. I had to go on TRT to get my levels back up. Now I’m back in the game blasting/cruising TRT doses. Understand this isn’t a game it’s a commitment.

I started a few years ago and have tried to come off multiple times. Went to a try clinic and realized they're bigger goofballs than trolls on Reddit. Real TRT is prbly good, but the clinic I was at just hands out T 200mg to anyone who wants it and just wants the $$. No regard for you health. Even mad when asked for a visit or have a question.

My labs were no different minus E2 using UGL as it is with pharmacy.

Original poster. This guy is right. Messing with test isn't all fun and games. I can't come off because the sides are God awful and just not worth it. I've changed my diet a lot and eliminated stress which helped me be at a comfortable dose, but I am guessing this is my life long commitment.

I've tried to PCT off, taper, combo of both, HCG pharmacy and UGL.

If you start this stuff make sure you understand you may never be able to stop. Be safe

 

[Crazy4Lily]

If you have concerns, telling a doctor what you feel your symptoms are and asking for bloodwork that could suss out what the issue may be should not be a problem. That said, just like others posting here, at your age, you do not want to start that yet so see what the doctor can advise to handle it naturally.

I have a few questions
- how many of y’all have done test at 18 and how has it impacted you
- I’m going to get blood work done at my doctor, how could I ask him for test.
- How has cardarine affected you guys and would you recommend it
- How do you think test at my age will affect me if everything is done through a doctor
and yes I’m 18 but I have been looking into doing test but I’d like to find a way to acquire it through my doctor.

 

[Gbunk]

Be open with your doctor and explain to him what’s going on. Share concerns and ask questions. A good doctor should be receptive and engage in a productive conversation on how to move forward whether that be blood work or whatever. Blood work would definitely be a good indication or useful tool.