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<blockquote data-quote="chiefgeek" data-source="post: 256950" data-attributes="member: 45595"><p>The scrotum wouldn’t it be the worst place to apply? According to a verified Endo study I read, it makes note that that when applied to the male testicularogical region, the scrotum, sack or ballfro, T converts primarily to DHT, and not primarily to T as intended. Ancillary to that, based upon the same study, (this is just one MD team study and I am not a MD and not giving MD advice it would also potentially cause the HPTA to shut down any <em>existing </em>production of LH. As for nonMD/forum verifying this .. Labs... IF you DO apply to said ballimus sackimus (my Latin may be rusty) , what was your Free T and Total T Before starting TRT, and after the ballplication? I'm wondering if there's any tr.. well I know there is truth to the study, (it was peer reviewed), but every person processes T cream differently and those #'s if anyone does have them would show if that is valid. The study does say the cream is absorbed very quickly there due to the complex vascular system there. If you do apply to the ballfro what’s your cream % and free/total count on labs before trt and on ballfro? Wondering after reading the endo study if the T increase is or could perhaps somewhat limited The study also seems to imply that if or when applied to the ballfrodermis, it could also likely decrease T count from baseline due to the tendency for T cream being applied scrotumdermatastically could also cause HPTA suppression.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chiefgeek, post: 256950, member: 45595"] The scrotum wouldn’t it be the worst place to apply? According to a verified Endo study I read, it makes note that that when applied to the male testicularogical region, the scrotum, sack or ballfro, T converts primarily to DHT, and not primarily to T as intended. Ancillary to that, based upon the same study, (this is just one MD team study and I am not a MD and not giving MD advice it would also potentially cause the HPTA to shut down any [I]existing [/I]production of LH. As for nonMD/forum verifying this .. Labs... IF you DO apply to said ballimus sackimus (my Latin may be rusty) , what was your Free T and Total T Before starting TRT, and after the ballplication? I'm wondering if there's any tr.. well I know there is truth to the study, (it was peer reviewed), but every person processes T cream differently and those #'s if anyone does have them would show if that is valid. The study does say the cream is absorbed very quickly there due to the complex vascular system there. If you do apply to the ballfro what’s your cream % and free/total count on labs before trt and on ballfro? Wondering after reading the endo study if the T increase is or could perhaps somewhat limited The study also seems to imply that if or when applied to the ballfrodermis, it could also likely decrease T count from baseline due to the tendency for T cream being applied scrotumdermatastically could also cause HPTA suppression. [/QUOTE]
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