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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Testosterone's Protective Qualities on Pain
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<blockquote data-quote="Wwhite" data-source="post: 15940" data-attributes="member: 3432"><p>Hi Smokin Joe,</p><p></p><p>i use Axiron gel, two pumps per day. It has gotten my fee and total T numbers up, and all my other blood work is in line.</p><p></p><p>Things started to head south for me when I developed the cervical hernias. I'm not sure if declining levels of testosterone led to getting them, or whether I did something while exercising that caused them, and taking pain medication then led to the low T levels. When I tried stopping the Axiron cold turkey, I was fine for about a month. Then the pain in my neck, shoulders and arms returned, along with intermittent general inflammation. By week 12 I was on anti-inflammatory medicine daily; my total T was 348 (350-1100) and Free T at 8.4 (7-24). Quality of life during those last two months of stopping was not great. I do wonder if my levels might have moved upward if I had stayed off for a few months longer, but I was grateful to get back on at the time.</p><p>i hope you are able to take T again, and even more that you see a rise in your numbers without T.</p><p></p><p>Walter</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wwhite, post: 15940, member: 3432"] Hi Smokin Joe, i use Axiron gel, two pumps per day. It has gotten my fee and total T numbers up, and all my other blood work is in line. Things started to head south for me when I developed the cervical hernias. I'm not sure if declining levels of testosterone led to getting them, or whether I did something while exercising that caused them, and taking pain medication then led to the low T levels. When I tried stopping the Axiron cold turkey, I was fine for about a month. Then the pain in my neck, shoulders and arms returned, along with intermittent general inflammation. By week 12 I was on anti-inflammatory medicine daily; my total T was 348 (350-1100) and Free T at 8.4 (7-24). Quality of life during those last two months of stopping was not great. I do wonder if my levels might have moved upward if I had stayed off for a few months longer, but I was grateful to get back on at the time. i hope you are able to take T again, and even more that you see a rise in your numbers without T. Walter [/QUOTE]
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