posted June 04, 2000 06:43 AM            

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Well anyways this guy about 3 yrs ago I knew went into the Doc's office because of a big lump that grew on his chest. And when I asked him about it he tried to explain what they said it was. {didn't so a very good job though} Later they gave him a perscription for test. Also I have heard that some people's body's have a more difficult time producing test than others. This is where I might come in to play at. It goes like this, I used to work out all of the time probably overtraining at times but my arms were fairly bigger than they are now and I seemed to always have quite a bit more energy. Then I somehow caught MONO, { and let me tell you MONO sucks} as my story goes I lost a lot of weight, quit working out for a while got sick all the time, and it pretty much affected me almost up to 1 year. Well here I am almost 3yrs later since I first caught MONO and I am back up to my normal weight a little leaner, my arms are not as big as they used to be, and my bench has gone up quite a bit higher, but my workouts just don't seem to be as intense as they used to be. My legs aren't what they used to be either. So I'm wondering could I have a test prob,,, I tend to be skepitical that I could since I'm only 21yrs old then again who knows I'm not a doctor. Ahh shit maybe I'm just thinking to deep.
Any comments?

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posted June 04, 2000 08:24 AM            

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A simple blood test could let you know in a few days if your test levels are right for your age. Many doctors dispense test to the elderly for that anti-aging treatment thats getting so popular. Aids patients get gear like test and deca,anadrol-50 as well. Know any old people with aids?

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posted June 04, 2000 08:41 AM            

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pretty much the exact same thing happened to me , got mono and stopped lifting. i guess you could say the trade off was i damn near mowed through the second semester of my second year of university.

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posted June 04, 2000 10:41 PM            

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I have low test levels at age 19. It can happen. But I spent months going to endocrinologists and got nothing. They see me and I'm in pretty good shape and they think that I'm just out to get a prescription for roids. One doc even said that to my face.
So I gave-up on doctors. But maybe you could find a good one. Go to your doc and tell him you feel like shit and your impotent. (This is where I screwed up- I should have lied and said I'm impotent.) And tell him you want your pituitary hormones and your free and total T checked.

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posted June 04, 2000 11:53 PM            

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ok I'm sorry but I gotta sy this>....FUCK YOU FUCKING DOCTORS!!!!!
I work at a golf cource with a bunch of these prics and all these guys with a DR before their name have to be some of the dumbest fucking people on earth!!!
ok there are some smart ones, but for the most part these peole don't know their ass from their elbows, all physicians do is refer you to other especialist, then the specialist will see you about 10 times for about $100 a pop and tell you they can't help you!!!!

Fuck that just self prescribe, get some clomid that will help your test levels rise a little bit on it's own, or just get some sust and clomid and run a couple of cycles per year!!!!

Doctors are so affraid of loosing their license that they won't take a chance prescribing TEST to a young guy like you and me!!!

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