you’ve got no chance of getting stuff like this in the UK without going private.
I’ve always felt my test levels were low.
I just couldn’t afford the meds here.
Probably the same in my country (Sweden 🇸🇪).
I need to go private as well. But so far my testosterone levels are good (as far as I know = haven't checked them). But I can grow my penis like a garden, and I'm still strong and happy...so I hope they are good.
The private facilities is in another town/city, from where I live (far away). So I'm contemplating on moving in the future. Restart my life.
But they say it's a normal part of getting older (lower testesterone levels), but in the meantime they give
hormonal therapy to young women (contraceptive... and that stuff, they even get injections easily, to not get pregnant)
like it's candy.
They even help older women with hormonal therapy when they get into Menopause. Why are they not as willing to help older men? This is so strange for me. Alos Viagra is super expensive here. You need to pay full price, but first you need a prescription from a doctor. I have tried this...but it was harder then what I thought to get a prescription. I will try again later. I don't need Viagra, but I think it would help me in some situations.
Also the skeletal in our body need sufficient hormonal levels, mainly testosterone levels) in order to keep itself strong. Your skeletal system and joints also need impacts from walking and running in order to keep itself strong. So electric transportation like electric scooter is a really bad decision to use. So it's frightening that me have such a hard time to get the help they deserve.
We men are not treated the same as women. I have heard stories from men (also here at MOS), having a hard time getting the help they have the right to get.
But you should never take these types of medications without a doctors supervision, to much can go wrong.
We men are treated badly in some ways by the society (Referring to the information above
*)
We have a good medical system in Sweden 🇸🇪.
That is: It doesn't matter how rich or poor you are, you are supposed to get the same medical help either way.
That is what tax is for.
We have a good system in place where you also get
subsided of the costs of the medications when you pay up to a level. When you get up to that level...you get "free" medications for some time (the level is pretty high). It's not really free we (the society) pay to have this system in place.
But it feels like this is changing now. If you have a private health insurance in place, you can get help faster. I think
this is a garbage system. Everyone should be able to get the help they deserve...it should not matter how much money you have at the bank. If this is the system...it indirectly tells you that some people, are more worth then others. This is really not the case at all. Every person is valuable (there are limits to this statement).
I don't have a private insurance in place because I'm broke. I will do my best to change that.
When getting help here in Sweden it helps if you know what you want. It's sad it has to be this way. When you are "sick" you need to be strong. You almost need to be a doctor yourself, in order to convince them (not always, but sometimes).
Getting outside the thread, but that's okay in this forum.
