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Has anyone attempted to provide a list of endocrinologists in major cities friendly to testosterone therapy? I would love to move from a tele-clinic to a doctor and have an actual prescription that can be filled where I want. Currently in Chicago, if anyone knows of any here.

I'm on test cyp for a few months and having good results but I do like to do things like camp and go on bikepacking adventures. I just can't see going on one of these trips and injecting every other day. I don't think carrying all that stuff and thinking I'll be in a spot that's sanitary enough to inject everyday without getting an infection is realistic. If I could cut down the injections to once every week or two, then it'd be doable. I could either just inject before I go or just inject once on a trip with a pre-filled syringe. Anyone found a clinic in the US that will provide undecanoate?

I am only able to get HCG in 10000 IU vials right now. So I preloaded a bunch of syringes to freeze. in order to allow for expansion, I took in a small amount of air in each syringe. After I unfreeze them, I've been purging the air out of the syringe, but I can't seem to do it without losing a bit of HCG. Would there be any issues with just injecting the small air bubble subcutaneously? I know it's not fatal but just curious what, if anything, would be the negative.

I'm recently on test cyp. I have no issue with injecting multiple times per week right now but when traveling or as I get older, I imagine this would be a pain. For the much longer term, I'd prefer to have something I could inject every two weeks. Has anyone had experience with a clinic in the US (online or otherwise) providing test undecanoate for self-injection?

I signed on with Marek a few weeks ago, talked to a PCC, got my bloodwork as soon as I could, and now there's no idea when I'll talk to a physician and get meds. I'm not trying to blast, just get to a healthy level. My T is legitimately naturally low and I used Marek because it would be a long time before I could get in to see a doctor here. Had I known Marek would be the slow route, I'd have gone to a normal doctor. If Marek is so busy that they don't even know when they can schedule with a physician, that should be something they note at the outset, before taking any money. My PCC, from my limited interaction with him, has been fine. I just don't think the policy of accepting patients/clie

I just got the results of my blood test and my prolactin came back as 0.2 ng/mL. I have not had a chance to talk to my doctor yet, and will ask when that happens but I was curious if anyone knows of an issue with prolactin that low. I've searched online and the only results I find are regarding high prolactin.

EDIT: I should say that I'm not on trt yet. These are my first blood tests. Everything else is normal other than low total testosterone and borderline low vitamin D.