do they accept insurance’s
Frequently the doc (these sorts of specialists anyway) won't deal with insurance at all,
but that doesn't mean your insurance won't accept and pay for some or all the bills. It is mostly dependent on the plan you have.
You end up acting as the insurance billing agent instead of the doc (this means you pay up front and wait for potential reimbursement).
if you could help lead me in the right direction with finding someone similar to what you found, where would I go?
Not sure where you live, but generally searching for fertility specialists is a good place to start. My search was slightly different, but ended with anti-aging specialists which is not what I had expected at the start.
If comfortable, asking your GP and/or endo to recommend a good fertility specialist is fine too.
Once you get into online practice... well, shit... no good way to say this, but there are a LOT of unscrupulous fucks selling hope and snake oil mixed in there with a very few reputable practitioners. Hard to separate the wheat from chaff.
Ideally, you find someone you can drive to see.
HTPA recovery can be expected in the majority of YOUTH who CYCLE AAS.
Yes sir... I agree, if he had been cycling, this is pretty much what I would expect the docs to say... (well not the 50mg dose bit but the cold-turkey bit).
After 4 years though... I mean, I guess it wouldn't
have to be catastrophic to go cold turkey and just see what happens, but seems less than ideal, maybe even veering into actual harm territory if what ends up being seen is nothing (depending on how long it went on as well).
Dunno, just doesn't feel like a well managed risk after that long. Though the length of the cycle wasn't a well manged risk in and of itself for sure.
