3 ms·
Assuming there are a significant number of men on here who hope to some day have a family, it's inportant to note that a significant side effect of exogenous te
by dr_ 12y ago
Assuming there are a significant number of men on here who hope to some day have a family, it's inportant to note that a significant side effect of exogenous testosterone administration is male infertility. Simplified, the excess testosterone in the blood stream sends signals that shut down the hormones essential for sperm production.
This may not matter if you are mid life or older and already have children, or if you don't plan on having any, but otherwise do NOT take exogenous testosterone.
- cylinder 12y agoHCG, Clomid can be taken to counter that.
- dr_ 12y agoAnd anastrazole. However you would have to stop taking exogenous testosterone and take these meds and it still potentially may not work and you could require surgery for extraction. They would raise testosterone levels, but you would not see the same "physical benefits" as a testosterone gel would provide.