Low T. But, What's Happening? Is It Obvious?

[systemlord]

@kikero

I am amazed at how is it possible that I have normal/good free T and borderline low T ?

Being normal doesn’t mean levels are healthy and that there won’t be symptoms.

@kikero

Regarding TRT methods he mantained his only option for using the Bio Gel as he doesn´t feel comfortable using other methods, such as injections which, in his opinion could create great high and lows.

This is where critical thought comes in, you inject smaller doses, more frequently to illuminate the highs and lows. Come on man, it’s not that hard to figure out.

These doctors learn about pharmacodynamics in medical school, what a shame!

@kikero

Regarding TRT methods he mantained his only option for using the Bio Gel as he doesn´t feel comfortable using other methods

This will likely be a big problem for you because men absorb topicals rather poorly. Find another doctor because this one is a clueless idiot!

[systemlord]

@kikero

He gave me the example of a Portuguese actor which suffered major leg infection a few years ago and fought for his life and eventual leg amputation at the hospital due to a bad infection related to testosterone.
Unfortunately, this case has left a very bad reputation for T in the Portuguese society

I doubt this is the first time someone got an infection using a syringe,so what your doctor is suggesting is medical providers should stop using syringes for medical treatments worldwide because of one guy who got a nasty life threatening infection and for all we know, this guy had a shit immune system.

I guarantee you this is not the case and medical providers in your country are still using syringes only not for TRT.

Fear, not logic is taking hold here.