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Do you take people who have been on self prescribed TRT? Been on 4 years at 175mg and have been wanting to make the switch.

AlphaMD's Answer

Yes. Anyone can get started with AlphaMD, regardless of how they started down their individual path — a licensed provider will review your history and current regimen.

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