[quote]flipcollar wrote:
[quote]dt79 wrote:
[quote]MickeyGoesToHell wrote:
[quote]dt79 wrote:
@Mickeygoestohell
Oh, and you’ve been cycling for 6 months?
Here’s an unfortunate individual who also thought he was being clever:
Have fun.[/quote]
That is scary as fu**. I seriously didnt know it could get that serious.I think i should throw this stuff out…Also thanks for guiding me …I will follow your advice as you know much better than me…Sorry for that post
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Good.
What are you taking, and in what amounts? Coming off abruptly after so long will result in a hypogonadal state for several months.
I would advise you to ask your dad(though it may be difficult) or any medical practitioner you have access to how to come off.
If you cannot get help, then come back here. But only as a last resort.[/quote]
I dunno. I doubt a surgeon would have much knowledge on this kind of thing. If he does, it’s nothing he learned in med school, it would be because he was simply interested in the subject. Even most GP’s don’t really know how to handle coming off steroids. Many will just go straight to TRT. At least where I live, that’s the case. Although Dallas is kind of the TRT capital of the US. More TRT specializing clinics here than in any other city, and by a large margin last time I checked.[/quote]
My rationale is that they have access to the medical literature and guides for these practices in endocrinology and will be able to physically examine him and do follow-ups with bloodwork. Also, there may be underlying issues that require a medical education to diagnose.
But I think you’re right in the sense that perhaps there may be relunctance on their parts to treat an underaged kid with these types of prescription drugs.
I think we should just wait for his reply regarding what he’s been using and move from there.
EDIT
Actually, the part about going straight to TRT seems to be quite common from what I’ve read here.