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Clomid to testosterone replacement therapy
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<blockquote data-quote="luidox33" data-source="post: 142205" data-attributes="member: 38570"><p>Hello,</p><p></p><p>Long story short and probably in a single sentence, diagnosed with hypogonadism type two in 2014. Been on Clomid since then.</p><p></p><p>I've made the jump today from Clomid to testosterone replacement therapy. The decision has just been the cumulation of four years of research culminating to this moment.</p><p>I need to know if some of what I'm feeling today is normal or not.</p><p></p><p>When I went in this morning I felt great before the injection because I was on Clomid and my levels were in the upper 500s. FreeT was about 1.4% from the blood draw about two weeks ago. No AI. I felt an incredible piece about starting testosterone this morning. I even did the injection myself under their guidance. (Had to "man up"). After the injection for the first 2 to 3 hours I felt fine. I even felt a sense of relief and calm. Sort of an accomplishment feeling like I had finally made the leap towards a better life. Then, " what the fuck have I done" has creeped into my mind along with just a slew of compounded worries and fears. I've had fears about testosterone before but it has never given me this kind of reaction before. Like literally at this very moment of writing this thread I am sitting in my car at least 2000 feet away from the house outside the neighborhood on a back road because I can't handle the stress and I don't want to bring that stress around my kids. It's seriously a crippling stress. That's why am wondering if this is all related to the immediate cessation in transference to testosterone from Clomid </p><p></p><p>Here's my question, when transitioning directly from Clomid to testosterone is there a weird adjustment sensation where I start feeling the effects of Low T? What I'm feeling right now is anxiety paranoia, sort of a shitting myself scared feeling, sort of a "what have I done" in relation to shutting down my own natural process that clomid was able to raise. I just started today, injection was 6.5 hours ago. Is testosterone suppressing Clomid's residual actions from the pill I took last night? Is there like a weird antagonistic opposites battle going on in my body?</p><p></p><p>Is this common? Does this kind of feeling happen with most people when they go from Clomid to testosterone after being on Clomid for so long?</p><p></p><p>Also experiencing some mild sweating. Not sure what that's about.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Please help. Please please please help</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="luidox33, post: 142205, member: 38570"] Hello, Long story short and probably in a single sentence, diagnosed with hypogonadism type two in 2014. Been on Clomid since then. I've made the jump today from Clomid to testosterone replacement therapy. The decision has just been the cumulation of four years of research culminating to this moment. I need to know if some of what I'm feeling today is normal or not. When I went in this morning I felt great before the injection because I was on Clomid and my levels were in the upper 500s. FreeT was about 1.4% from the blood draw about two weeks ago. No AI. I felt an incredible piece about starting testosterone this morning. I even did the injection myself under their guidance. (Had to "man up"). After the injection for the first 2 to 3 hours I felt fine. I even felt a sense of relief and calm. Sort of an accomplishment feeling like I had finally made the leap towards a better life. Then, " what the fuck have I done" has creeped into my mind along with just a slew of compounded worries and fears. I've had fears about testosterone before but it has never given me this kind of reaction before. Like literally at this very moment of writing this thread I am sitting in my car at least 2000 feet away from the house outside the neighborhood on a back road because I can't handle the stress and I don't want to bring that stress around my kids. It's seriously a crippling stress. That's why am wondering if this is all related to the immediate cessation in transference to testosterone from Clomid Here's my question, when transitioning directly from Clomid to testosterone is there a weird adjustment sensation where I start feeling the effects of Low T? What I'm feeling right now is anxiety paranoia, sort of a shitting myself scared feeling, sort of a "what have I done" in relation to shutting down my own natural process that clomid was able to raise. I just started today, injection was 6.5 hours ago. Is testosterone suppressing Clomid's residual actions from the pill I took last night? Is there like a weird antagonistic opposites battle going on in my body? Is this common? Does this kind of feeling happen with most people when they go from Clomid to testosterone after being on Clomid for so long? Also experiencing some mild sweating. Not sure what that's about. Please help. Please please please help [/QUOTE]
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