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I know this has likely been asked before but what are chances of my gel being passed on to my dog?

Is there a greater risk of elevated Hematocrit levels with weekly injections than there would be with using Gels daily?

Better numbers on injections but felt much better on gels!

What do you mean by go nuts?

CoastWatcher - I switched to injections because they are so heavily endorsed on forums that I felt it might better improve ED issues which it has not. ALEX - I am not on HCG but have tried Anastrozol off and on but hate to admit I have not been consistent with it

I have been on TRT for approx 3 years - the first year on Androgel and the last 2 on once a week injections. Most recently 160 per week. My latest test results are as follows (6 days after injection): Total T – 529 (249.0-836.0) E2 – 51.6 (7.6-42.6 pg/mL) SHGB - 27.2 (16.5-55.9 nmol/L)...

Generally speaking are you more likely to have high E2 issues on Gel or on once a week injections?

Looks to me like he is getting great results

So if Prolactin is elevated how should it be treated to lower it?

Is there a reason that you prefer grapeseed oil to cottonseed oil?

Henry - Sounds like you are getting great results from Androgel.That's awesome. Question - I thought you had switched to injections or were you doing injections in the past and if so what is your opinion of gels vs. injections? or maybe I am just confused. :confused:

Your levels dropped after your body stopped producing on its own. This is to be expected. You will need to increase the amount you are using.

Could there be a relationship between these issues caused from injectioning once a week and the up / down impact it has on your body and would using gel on a daily basis or injecting several times a week possibly help with this issue? Not sure there is any connection at all just wondering if it...

I often wonder the same thing.

Does defy prescribe gels as well or just injections?

Henry what are you using now - injections or gel?

I am on injections (have been for last 1 1/2 years) but seriously considering switch back to gels

I have been on both gel and injections and have experienced the same. Injections more calm and better mental focus, consistent morning wood but less drive to do things like exercise or work around the house and almost no libido and no spontaneous erections. Gel - Great Libido, more energy...

T- Dog - What was the amount of Androgel that you we taking? Nelson - his LH and FSH should actually go lower once he is tested again after being on the shots for several weeks correct?

Justin - did you end up switching back to gels and if so how is it going?

Gene - Do you use Anastrozole? Curious because I have heard that Cialis can serve as a Estrogen blocker.

Nelson - What is the Lipshultz' protocol?

How long after applying the gel do you wait before applying the moisturizer?

Does anyone use a combination of both Test Cyp and Gel? I am thinking about adding a little gel, maybe one pump a day, to my routine in order to raise my DHT levels a bit therefore hopefully increasing my not very strong libido. My Total T levels are fine on the injections as is E2 and all other...

Interesting about the lotion. Can you tell me what lotion you are using?

Those of you on this forum who inject - do you inject just once a week or more frequently?

Henry - I would not switch based on what you read on forums but rather on how you feel. It has been my experience that most of the people on the internet switch to shots but in many cases these are just people who had issues with gels and many of these same people are now struggling with...

So in theory would injecting just once a week make you more likely to develop issues such as high E2, High Hematocrit, low cortisol, etc.... that might not be seen with either more frequent injections or gels? Do majority of people inject just once a week with good success or is injecting...

Thoughts on gels?

Would switching from once a week injections to a everyday gel be better long term for such things as Cortisol levels as gels tend to more closely mimic your body's natural makeup?

So in theory - are sleep apnea / high hematocrit levels impacted by injecting just once a week so that injecting more than once week with lower doses or switching to a gel might help?