Good Endocrinologist In NYC

[Res_Judicata]

My primary care physician is useless for andrology issues (surprise). I’m 33 and my current free (420) and total (51.3) test levels are fairly low, and have been lower in the past. I’m getting what are apparently common low-t symptoms. I have good insurance and go pretty much anywhere I want (no referral needed).

At any rate, does anyone know a knowledgeable doctor for these kinds of issues in Manhattan? (I’m not comfortable dealing with long distance LFE places, etc.).

[ArmyWarVet]

Where in New York are you?

[stidge20]

Did ever find one in NY?

[blshaw]

15 YEARS LATER… try posting in the TRT forum.

[tareload]

Started TRT Yesterday. Xyosted, 100mg 1x/Week

Hey guys- 34 years old here, been training on and off since high school but very consistent the last 4 years with training and nutrition. Dont drink at all, smoke a little pot here and there. Been experiencing low T symptoms for years but chalked it up to working alot, stress, 2 kids etc, but what really made me question what was going on was watching some other guys my age join my gym and do less than optimal workouts and talk about their partying and shitty eating habits but watching them make…

[unreal24278]

Xyosted is expensive relative to generic test cyp/enanthate

[tareload]

@readalot

He’s put you on expensive training wheels with the autoinjector and started you at reasonable dosage and kept it simple (but your insurance is covering and you can do at home). In a couple months transition over to cheap bottle of test ester and some 27/28 g insulin pins if you want to be a good steward of health care costs. Resist the temptation to use more once the training wheels come off (big bottle of testosterone) unless you really need it and your Hct/BP/blah blah can handle it.

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