Hello! I am experiencing some strange problem lately and they all look to me as hypogandism symptoms. I have lost some weight, feel weak, my libido is going down, and I have moments of feeling very depressed. What should I do?
HI there! Yes, these symptoms do sound like hypogandism symptoms. However, it would be best if you went and had your testosterone levels checked out. There are testosterone replacement therapies you know. I also heard about this gel cream called Androgel. It is applied to the upper body and abdomen once a day. The gel is invisible, quick drying, and will provide continuous delivery of testosterone over a 24-hour period. I read only about the tests done with this gel and they showed increased sex drive, bone mineral density, lean body mass and improved mood and energy levels. However, don’t do anything without consulting a doctor first!
i have been on andro gell it worked very well for me my ins. didnt
want to cover it but the doc kept on them and then they would only pay for half i still had too pay $112.50 for it. talked too the doc later and
he prescibed testim just like andro gell butt testim comes in little tubes
first 30 days free and ins. covers only $30.oo reg price is $240.00
so far so good tell you more in a week or so
mss
want to cover it but the doc kept on them and then they would only pay for half i still had too pay $112.50 for it. talked too the doc later and
he prescibed testim just like andro gell butt testim comes in little tubes
first 30 days free and ins. covers only $30.oo reg price is $240.00
so far so good tell you more in a week or so
mss
It would certainly help if we knew the gender and the age of the original poster.
And if they had already consulted a doctor on this.
And if they had already consulted a doctor on this.
SMS wrote:
Hey,
The makers of Testim have launched a promotion where the cost of a monthly supply of Testim is reduced to just $30 or so.
You get this discount for the first full year of usage, and then the price returns to normal prices.
This can be a great benefit to help you aford the first year of therapy, and decide if it's working for you or not.
However, much like a street drug "pusher" gives kids "the first one free"... Like the potatoe chip ad, "Nobody can eat just one"...
The company is counting on your getting hooked on the benefits of the therapy, and then continuing for the future at normal prices.
Pretty smart marketing.. but does it play ethically? You decide.