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No, I lost 50 pounds and I no longer need CPAP. I was told that I could have Meniere's disease. I have been exposed to 40 years of noise in auto repair and every toxic chemical known to man. I would guess that could be related.

Low dose of Buspirone used to be talked about on here for this with SSRI. I have not seen any talk of it with GLP-1 or anything anymore.

Like was said for some. Keeping the same dose didn't do anything for me and as your reading it doesn't help everyone.

Daily injections lowing the dose lowers HCT. You're always at peak T with a lower dose. If you don't lower your dose, you're just poking yourself more.

Is a doctor prescribing it? Over the years I learned that the high dose TRT was recommended by a handfull of doctors. They are the only ones that will prescribe it. Ever wonder why that is? You fall for people coming on here saying this BS and try it yourself finding you have to manage all the...

I know I been on it for around 2 years. I have used Tirzepatide and is a far superior drug. The Magnesium citrate helps with both.

Take Magnesium citrate daily for the constipation. I switched from Magnesium glycinate and seemed to help.

I like the stuff that is listed and doesn't work. It does work for getting your money, I guess.

Sub Q and more frequent lower doses allows you to use a smaller syringe. More frequent shots may allow you to use less T. That becomes important when you drive up your hematocrit and hemoglobin.

Being dizzy and high BP are symptoms of elevated Hematocrit.

SSRI and other prescriptions will cause increased serotonin.

I been getting 1ml vials for over a year from Walgreen's. They gave me a 10ml yesterday.

Info about that at 1:40. It will drop DHT systemically.

This was probably more of telling you what you want to hear. Your doctor will cut you off if your hematocrit goes too high. Then you can get you a new doctor that will let it ride when you bring him 550 bucks to become a patient. This doctor knows more than every other doctor. 10 years later you...

Well at least it's approved for human use, and it works.