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You should be able to sign up just fine for a new visit, then select that you have lab work & upload them during registration. We're happy to take outside labs to speed up the start process. If you have any issues just let us know. We're excited to chat.
No, this question is not too specific. Just remember that we are doctors, just not your doctor. As per our disclaimer, our advice online should not be considered medical advice, and you should discuss... See Full Answer
From your lab results alone with no other information or context, we'd say you look to be not immediately primary or secondary hypogonadal. Taking into account your age & symptoms, it does sounds lik... See Full Answer
I would say yes, he would be able to tell, but then again they also thought 50mg a week was a good idea, so perhaps they don't know what that dose would metabolize into anyways. However, if you add m... See Full Answer
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