New nightmare fuel

[gandalfe]

Seriously, why did this guy agree to this without even getting a second opinion? I wouldn't trust anybody to do this except my wife - and I shouldn't trust her, but there ya go.

Yes, I'm being deliberately mysterious.

New Mexico man awarded $412 million medical malpractice payout for botched injections

Jurors in New Mexico have awarded a man more than $412 million in a medical malpractice case that involved a men’s health clinic that operates in several states. Nick Rowley, another attorney who was part of the plaintiff's team, said the out-of-state medical corporation set up a “fraudulent...

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[Sardines]

If you go to one of these "Men's Health Clinics" I will almost guarantee you that you will get boner pills and a prescription for testosterone injections, amongst other things. They will likely prescribe the testosterone in multiple injections a week that they will act like needs to be administered at the clinic by them... for a fee. If you start testosterone replacement you will pretty much need to be on it for the rest of your life, as your body will back off on producing it. It can generally be a self-administered once a week injection that will run you about $10 a month if you have reasonable insurance.

Don't get scammed by a men's clinic. Go to a urologist if for no other reason than to get a second opinion on what the clinic is suggesting, but really if you have a half decent urologist you don't need a men's clinic. Cheaper and more trustworthy, imho.