Recent content by snorgejr

Seems injecting into the VG while sitting down was not a problem at all. One of the areas I've experienced the least PIP so far.

Would it be okay to do the VG injection sitting down in a chair? I find it a lot easier to locate the muscle, while it also seems to be more relaxed.

Hello! I'm a Norwegian male, suffering from hypogonadism. Unfortunately, the only hCG option available here is a pre-filled pen, brand named "Ovitrelle". This contains 250 micrograms, which equals to just about 6500 IU's. This is obviously far too much for TRT use, and I've been discouraged by...

It seems the only available hCG in Norway is a product called "Ovitrelle". This comes in a pre-filled "pen" with 250μg. I've figured this should be about 6500 IU's of hCG, atleast according to the manufacturer and the Norwegian government. This is obviously a WAY to big dose, as I'm aiming for...

Couldn't agree more. Just to make sure I understand: Do you consider my SHBG low, hence the twice weekly recommendation? I've read elsewhere that people with high SHBG should do bigger doses with greater intervals. Thanks a lot for your replies!

And how can I convince my MD to listen to experiences I've found on the internet, without any medical education? Seems this might be tough. Unfortunately, the TRT in Norway is still in the stone age.

Could you please explain what you mean with "given your SHBG levels"?

I'm awaiting the results of a heavy metal test (urine). If this too yields no indication as to the caues of my problems, I'm probably gona ask my doctor to start a conventional TRT. The standard protocols prescribed in Norway are: - Gel (1-2 doses per day) - Nebido (1000mg shot every 12 weeks) -...

Finished up another set of tests. This included blood work and a 24 hour urine analysis. Results are as follows: Urine: Iodine: 3.0 (>0.8) [μmol/l] Sodium: 75 (15-200) [mmol/l] Potassium: 38 (10-150) [mmol/l} Calsium: 3.4 (0.5-5.5) [mmol/l] Magnesium: 3.8 (1.7-5) [mmol/l] Serum...

My thyroid panel is as follows: TSH 1.6 (0.2-4.0) [mU/L] Free T4 16.9 (11.0-23.0) [pmol/L] Free T3 4.3 (3.5-6.5) [pmol/L] Reverse T3 0.31 (0.14-0.54) [nmol/L] Anti-TPO 42 (<100) [kU/L] Does this mean I'm not hypothyroid, despite my low temperatures (still constant at about 96.8 F in the...

So I've got another update: I visited a specialist on thyroid. He couldn't give me a diagnosis based on the tests I've done so far. He did, however, think my symptoms might be the result of sub-optimal energy production in the mitochondria. We've done a few more tests, including a 24 urin test...

Thanks for the input, MarkM! I just visited my doctor, and we will do some blood work tomorrow to check out the rT3 and the Anti-bodies. As a side note, which adds to the hypothyroid hypothesis: I've been checking my temperature x3/day for the last 2,5 days. They were as follows (averages)...

Update: Been on Clomid 25mg EOD for about 1,5 weeks, in addition to the first 5 days of 50mg ED. I believe my morning wood frequency might have improved a tiny bit, although it's hard to say for sure. Except from that, I'm still feeling like shit, libido is dead, and energy is very low. I did...

Thanks for the advice. I finished the "loading" of 50mg as I wrote the post, so already done with that. To be honest, I havent noticed much differance at all, except from a rare surprise boner and morning erection the day after the first dose. This has not appeared since. The fatigue, brain fog...

Thanks for your reply. I've been through most of this information after hours upon hours of research on TRT. I've been unable to find any reliable data on the use of Clomid in males under 30 years of age, except from the occasional anecdote, which is the reason for my question.