Fatigue and muscle weakness on trt

[2jay-man]

Is there any reason I would have new muscle weakness and tiredness and fatigue since starting trt? I am at 140mg a week I split in 2 doses so 70mg twice weekly

 

[2jay-man]

Is there any reason I would have new muscle weakness and tiredness and fatigue since starting trt? I am at 140mg a week I split in 2 doses so 70mg twice weekly

Last time I checked my thyroid markers were a little high as well

 

[Systemlord]

Is there any reason I would have new muscle weakness and tiredness and fatigue since starting trt?

There are dozens of reasons for weakness on TRT, mineral deficiencies, T that is too high etc. It could be your body hasn't found homeostasis if you just started TRT.

 

[Systemlord]

Last time I checked my thyroid markers were a little high as well

You're not giving us much information, therefore the quality of feedback will be severely limited.

TRT can't work if there are thyroid problems.

 

[2jay-man]

My free t3 and free t4 are high, my throglobulin is high, my glucose fasting is high. Sorry I don't really know what else to mention but thanks for the help its still a relief knowing it could be something common

 

[Systemlord]

My free t3 and free t4 are high, my throglobulin is high, my glucose fasting is high.

Again you're not giving me any numbers, a little high may not be a problem. The high glucose means you're a diabetic.

I was diagnosed with low-T and diabetes at the same time, none of the diabetes medicines worked, only the TRT has brought my glucose down and I'm well on my way to reversing my type 2 diabetes.

In this case, because you have diabetes, it could take longer for you to start feeling good than someone that only has low-T.

Restoring normal glycemic control can take 3-12 months.

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