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agree with Chris, need more labs. have you considered TRT? you might want to call LowT.com (green banner on right), consultation is free.

yea lots of things are not right, you are practically running on fumes! what are your stats? age, weight, height, BF%. and why are you doing so many BW's with short time in between?!

usually if you crash your e2 it takes a long time to bounce back, its the opposite with elevated E2, you can crash it pretty quick, so yes you should feel a difference within 4 weeks time. the question is how do you feel on 100mgs per week? I was put on 200 mgs ew plus other drugs form a...

that my friend is incomplete TRT protocol. lets wait for the BW results and see where everything is and go from there. post all your BW with ranges when you get it, and we'll try to analyze.

numbers don't mean anything if you don't feel good, both go hand and hand. rule of thumb is, whatever you do make sure you stay in optimal range on the scale, but the main thing is how you feel.

well your doc is correct, a bad TRT protocol could cause cardio vascular problems, meaning if you let your Hemoglobin, RBC and Hematocrit elevate too high then yes you will face the risk of a stroke or heart attach. this can easily be taken care of by simply donating blood as needed to keep...

Nelson, wouldn't stopping TRT cause other problems? unless you mean do a restart treatment. I have to agree with GD regarding estrogen. yes E2 levels might be hyped up a little and I agree a short term spike in e2 my have no immediate effects, but if your base was at 25 and now at 40 with TRT...

that does not look like the sensitive assay, and it needs to come down in my opinion. is this labcorp test, and do you have a question?

Hi Nelson, actually i read about it a long time ago and kind of knew the consequences, but now because my Platelets went below normal for the first time, i looked more into it and found tons of situation where people had the same reaction. it makes sense, I stopped NSAIDs and platelets went up...

update, low platelets was due to taking Naproxen, all NSAIDs do that unfortunately, so about 6 weeks after stopping NSAIDs it went back to normal. I was also taking NAC and Nitric Oxide, and this is the first time I've ever seen my WBC this high, usually always been in the low 4s, now its 7.5...

just ordered my hCG from Empower for the first time, hCG from my previous pharmacy seemed ineffective the last two orders. SO I am giving Empower try.

thanks Nelson, i'll discuss it with my doc on my next visit and go from there.

I always had low platelets, low normal, but my last BW showed lower than normal. is there a way to increase platelets without drugs?

its a known fact that testosterone will increase RBC, but there is a simple fix for this as you all know, donate! however I agree that this side needs to be added to the label as many doctors today have no clue how to treat it, some even refuse to give a script for blood letting. so I agree...

its a known fact that testosterone will increase RBC, but there is a simple fix for this as you all know, donate! however I agree that this side needs to be added to the label as many doctors today have no clue how to treat it, some even refuse to give a script for blood letting. so I agree...

I agree, $800 is allot of money.

I agree, $800 is allot of money.

black and blue is usually blood leaking under the skin, you could be little veiny in the fat, or simply don't have enough fat! the best place for SQ without any issues is the glute, just harder to reach. what I do is hit the same spot no sooner than 6 weeks timing, basically I do belly area...

1-2% is still something to be concerned about, but if an individual has that disorder then the risk is still there with or without testosterone, no? kind of like cancer or prostate cancer, if someone is bound to end up with cancer he/she will, the only difference is testosterone speeds things up.

1-2% is still something to be concerned about, but if an individual has that disorder then the risk is still there with or without testosterone, no? kind of like cancer or prostate cancer, if someone is bound to end up with cancer he/she will, the only difference is testosterone speeds things up.

how much do you inject? usually a comfortable shot for SQ is 50 mgs, or 1/4 ml. anything more you'll end up with a lump. some have tolerated the whole 200mgs, but majority sits well within he 50 mgs. I do twice a week protocol and only inject 50 mgs at a time, total of 100 mgs ew. I've gone...

now there is a good idea! heck if they come up with a testosterone deodorant I'll be the first to try it. two birds in one stone! :)

and if you're not comfortable with IM try SQ, no pain.

thanks Chris! sorry been very busy otherwise I would be here more often...

I wish they do a way with gels, they are expensive, risky and not as effective as the shots.

I've only heard of this method as a joke. TDs has to be absorbed through your skin into your blood stream to work the way is intended.

^^^^ perfectly explained! and if shots bother you try SQ injection, no pain!

thanks Nelson!

Nelson, how effective was the laser, and what were the side effects and recovery protocol?

mine kept creeping up then leveled and became stable. prior to TRT my PSA was 0.5, then kept going up slowly to 1.2, then lowered my dose and now its back to 0.8 without abstaining! I agree TRT can cause PSA levels to rise, some of it probably due to increased sexual activates! another thing...

well my wife was able to return the Watson 10ml vial back to Costco pharmacy, then went to Walgreens and picked up the same exact vial for $43.00!