PDF document flawed: I would like to convert to Microsoft Word

@MisterEd has a point. What software are you using to view the PDF? Just right click and open in your browser as suggested.

Writer said:

I have attached a scan of the PDF.

This is just a poor scan. I doubt you can do anything as full width is not scanned.
You could try using the Virtual Integrated And Graphic Reader Application as a last resort?

The line that says "file:///C:/Users/ABC/Downloads/testosterone%20adjustment%20PDF.pdf" is not a URL/Uniform Resource Locater for the Internet Browser but the path to the file saved onto your computer, specifically to the file in the Downloads folder. The only way to correct what is showing in the file is to get a new/better copy resent by the originator.

Irrespective of what software and/or method you use to convert the pdf document to whatever format, if the document is "flawed" you're not going to recover any more than what the document contains.

The "missing" cut-off/out contents are not going to magically appear in a converted format/file. WYSIWYG.

For @Berton

The line that says "file:///C:/Users/ABC/Downloads/testosterone%20adjustment%20PDF.pdf" is not a URL/Uniform Resource Locater for the Internet Browser but the path to the file saved onto your computer, specifically to the file in the Downloads folder. The only way to correct what is showing in the file is to get a new/better copy resent by the originator.

Your observation is correct, of course. It is only my lack of knowledge that led me to label "path to the file saved on my computer" as a URL.

Thank you for your input. As you have by now gathered, @das10 found the original Veterans Administration document; as he writes, the last paragraph is the PDF that was sent to me by my doctor.

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For @das10

Writer;
I don't [know] if this is of any use, but the following link shows a PDF whose paragraph appears to match what you have shown in your image, if you have a look near the bottom of Page 2 of that PDF.

[url=https://vanf.app/DOC_PDF/Testosteron...s_Mar_2019.pdf[/url]

You found it! The last paragraph in the two-page document you sent is the exact PDF that my doctor sent to me. Thanks a million. I'll give you credit for a "job well done."

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RickC said:

I think @das10 has cracked it. Excellent Google-foo, yoda...

You are absolutely correct. The last paragraph on page two is the text that my doctor sent me as a PDF. Quite evidently, he did not know where this paragraph came from; however, thanks to the input from several Posters at Windows 10 Forums, I can let him know what the source is for the paragraph that he sent me.

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MisterEd said:

All people can do is guess about your file. Have you downloaded the file or only viewing it in your browser? If you have downloaded it go down to Manage Attachments and attach it to your post.

Here is an example of a PDF file I attached to my post.

Thank you for observing that I had to attach the PDF to one of my posts; this led @das10 to search for the original document from which the PDF was taken.

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das10 said:

Writer;
I don't [know] if this is of any use, but the following link shows a PDF whose paragraph appears to match what you have shown in your image, if you have a look near the bottom of Page 2 of that PDF.

https://vanf.app/DOC_PDF/Testosteron...s_Mar_2019.pdf

This is a repeat quote; I just wanted to emphasize that this is the URL of the original Veterans Administration document that the PDF was taken from.

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dalchina said:

But why are you interested in doing that?

Thanks to @dalchina for showing an initial interest in my problem. @dalchina's interest motivated others to get involved which culminated in @das10 locating the original Veterans Administration document from which the PDF was taken.

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I'll leave this thread open for at least 24 hours to allow all of those involved an opportunity to respond, or to acknowledge that through the joint-involvement of several Windows 10 Forums members, this complicated PDF problem was solved.