Yes, good point, double edged sword, no profit in it, and it will cut into their profit. I know a psychiatrist looking into TRT. Seems many of her depression patients have ended up on TRT. Bingo, not so depressed anymore. She’s thinking of going right to the source of the problem herself. Plus, off label, no insurance, cash based part of the practice. Doubt it is ever accepted into mainstream medicine. Good news for your people at Defy!
I believe once people are aware that bioidentical hormones reduce or completely eliminates depression and anxiety, people will demand it and will seek treatment elsewhere. Sick care will have to reevaluate what constitutes normal levels.
There’s no stopping this train, it’s already left the station.
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What do you suggest?
Do I go back on TRT?
You have to make that call, but if I had your numbers, I would go on TRT because there’s no quality of life. I would inject two doses per week.
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I was on 50 mg E3D together with 250 iu HCG 2 x a week.
Only my E2 raised and I had to use AI, I am wondering if there is any possibility to surpass that, I don’t like AI.