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Has the lack of interest that you describe been a problem for you in the past, before TRT was even an issue? If so, how did you respond to those emotional feelings?

It is unlikely to have been a problem. But, if you’ve been on testosterone replacement for years, it’s a moot question at this point.

I’d start the morning after your medications arrive. Don’t delay your recovery from hypogonadism any longer than you already have...and don’t let your anxiety dictate how you’re going to live your life.

This thread is closed as member has multiple threads running on the same topic. All further commentary should appear at this thread. Help with Blood work low T low E

Assuming you confirmed that undeniably high TSH value with a repeat test to rule out lab error, I think it’s safe to say you’re dealing it’s a thyroid issue. I’d certainly want to know a lot more about my thyroid’s performance before I started any drug regimen. Dig deeper.

You reference daily dosing and assume high free testosterone values. Where did your SHBG sit prior to the start of your protocol?

TRT gave me back my life five years ago. But the only sweeping generalization that I believe to be consistently true is: “Every single one of us is different.” Your doctor is correct when he argues/states that testosterone replacement isn’t a panacea. But a good number of patients simply don’t...

This is TRT, you said, and not an AAS cycle: there is no therapeutic indication for a "mini blast." You're starting to restore your normal hormonal levels, not working to ride the rocket. A dose of 250mg/every five days (for eight weeks, you wrote) is likely to spike your estradiol and render...

Your issue is both libido - that is, sexual desire - and erectile dysfunction - the inability to maintain an erection? You are using the terms interchangeably.

Welcome to Excelmale. Can you tell us where you live? What was your puberty like? Steroid or opiate use? Sleep quality? Head injury? Has your doctor ordered an MRI of your pituitary?

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Welcome to Excelmale. You apparently received an inadequate, initial workup. Was your LH and FSH tested? PSA at the initiation of therapy is a necessary value to capture. You certainly need the sensitive estradiol test - the standard test that you had is unreliable when used by men. Your...

While I can't help you with your initial question, may I ask why your doctor has mandated a change? You're on a very reasonable weekly dose...