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I had to go on TRT about six years ago because of brain tumor (prolactinoma) that effectively destroyed my ability to produce testosterone. My prescribing docto
by temporallobe 3y ago
I had to go on TRT about six years ago because of brain tumor (prolactinoma) that effectively destroyed my ability to produce testosterone. My prescribing doctor was and is an endocrinologist, and he told me from the very beginning that there was no direct increased risk for cardiac events, but it does increase RBC, so hypertension becomes a risk, with all of the obvious negatives that comes with. If you’re on TRT or plan on doing it in the future, regularly check your BP. I believe regular blood tests is the standard protocol as well.
My experience is that I have a slightly better mood, BUT, I have increased libido that does a crazy spike about halfway through the cycle (where I feel a raging insatiable teenager), followed by a significant drop in both mood and libido. It’s rather annoying, but better than the alternative.
- rhinoceraptor 3y agoDo you have to go in to an office to get it? If not you can just split your dose in half and double the frequency. The reduced fluid volume also means you can do subcutaneous instead of intramuscular so it's less of a hassle.
- Llamamoe 3y agoThis is why I added a low dose SARM to my feminizing HRT. I wish I realized earlier how much it was contributing to my already problematically low BP.
- solumunus 3y agoSounds like he has you on a terrible prescription. Undecanoate every few months? With a proper dosing schedule you won’t have these peaks and crashes. Unfortunately, in most places the common prescriptions for these things make absolutely no sense!