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First, do your labs so you will know what your starting level is (baseline). Otherwise you won't know if this is effecting your progesterone levels or not. Dosage I started with: 1/8 tsp - 5 days a week. Two days off. Rechecked my progesterone labs after 6 to 8 weeks and adjusted dosage as...

I bought a cream off of Amazon. It's called Progesto-life. It's a U.S.P. (bio-identical) cream. I apply it to the perineum. Just follow the manufacturer's instruction. It would be a good idea to check your labs prior to use so that you have a baseline.

My progesterone level has been steady now for almost a year at 1.6. I feel good and have not noticed any side effects from it. It helps with sleep and from what I have read, progesterone can help keep the prostate from becoming enlarged.

Thanks for the quick reply. I guess I will pass on this then.

Nelson, Did this work for orgasm?

Are you taking any supplements?

I have noticed the same thing. It seems like all of their stuff has gone up. I chalked it up to inflation but maybe it is just gouging. I load the l-citrulline into 500mg capsules. I make up a 300 at a time with a machine I got off of Amazon. I currently take 2g morning and night.

After reading every post in this thread I decided to try 5,000mcg of B-12 daily since the raging libido I have enjoyed for the past 4 years while being on Test C crashed 6 weeks ago. As hopeful as I was that this would help my problem, after 10 days it unfortunately has not. I also decided to...

Dihydrotestosterone. It's important to libido and sexual function.

Have you checked your DHT?

How did you feel when your DHT was in the upper quadrant?

Yep... get them every week. Thanks!

Did you check your DHT?

One of the rules of medicine is: The correct dosage of any medication is just enough to do the job.

I have taken 5mg tadalafil daily for a few years now. But I take it for BPH. I find it works better for me for this issue than Flomax. I also take 4mg of terazosin. Of course the side effects are an added bonus! I find the difference between tadalafil and sildenafil is that tadalafil needs...

I wonder if high doses of B12 work as well for a woman's libido as it seems to for men? Thoughts?

"The recommended daily amount of vitamin B12 for adults is 2.4 micrograms. However, because your body will only absorb as much as it needs, vitamin B12 supplements are considered safe at high doses. Any excess will be flushed out in your urine."...

https://www.mayoclinic.org/drugs-supplements-vitamin-b12/art-20363663

Just curious... what "negative effects on dopamine in the long term" on you referring too. I can't seem to find anything on Dr. Google that says that. Please advise.

Thank you for the update! Please keep us updated as things progress!

I found this on another site and I thought that it was too interesting not to share: Watch out for prolactin! Posting this because I feel like prolactin goes under the radar when it comes to HRT and male well-being in general. Very high levels of prolactin can induce hypogonadism in males -...

Ok. Thanks again.

Thank you for your reply and for the information. What about working out? Do you know if there is a restriction on that?

What time of day is the best time to have Prolactin levels tested?

Vitamin K for BPH article. https://forums.t-nation.com/t/vitamin-k-for-the-two-biggest-mens-health-problems/279881

I used Flomax for a couple of years and it almost rendered me impotent. I finally asked my doctor to let me try 5mg of tadalafil daily instead of Flomax. It worked ok and my doctor added 4mg of terazosin. The combination of those two drugs have helped me a lot. At 69 years old I still experience...

Thank you for your reply. I will see my PCP on Tuesday. I'm pretty sure he will authorize a re-test if he's concerned about it and the insurance will cover it. I'm guessing that he may just blow it off and tell me to retest in 3 months since with the exception of my Total T, Free T, and...

IM. I alternate thighs. One week I do the right, the next week I do the left. I keep everything in my logbook. I inject E3-1/2D.

I always do my blood draw early in the morning before my injection. I've been doing it this way for 4 years.

Yep. That's what I'm thinking. I have been getting my T vials from Walgreens for 4 years now and this is a first. I'm curious as to whether there could be something other than a bad vial that could cause this. ... maybe a problem in the way they processed the sample?