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<blockquote data-quote="CoastWatcher" data-source="post: 82245" data-attributes="member: 2624"><p>If you are going to make an injection adjustment, I suggest 50-60mg every 3.5 days (essentially twice a week, an example would be a shot on Monday morning/Thursday night). That's a reasonable starting dose that many find success with.</p><p></p><p>Having not obtained a PSA, it should be added to your list of necessary labs. Prostate specific antigen levels must be monitored during TRT. A baseline should have been obtained before treatment began since the rate of rise, in addition to the discreet score, are both necessary elements. It should be repeated annually.</p><p></p><p>You also want estradiol. However, be sure the right test is ordered - the sensitive, also known as ultra sensitive, test employing the LC, MS/MS assay. The standard test (ECLIA) is unreliable when used to test estradiol levels in men.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CoastWatcher, post: 82245, member: 2624"] If you are going to make an injection adjustment, I suggest 50-60mg every 3.5 days (essentially twice a week, an example would be a shot on Monday morning/Thursday night). That's a reasonable starting dose that many find success with. Having not obtained a PSA, it should be added to your list of necessary labs. Prostate specific antigen levels must be monitored during TRT. A baseline should have been obtained before treatment began since the rate of rise, in addition to the discreet score, are both necessary elements. It should be repeated annually. You also want estradiol. However, be sure the right test is ordered - the sensitive, also known as ultra sensitive, test employing the LC, MS/MS assay. The standard test (ECLIA) is unreliable when used to test estradiol levels in men. [/QUOTE]
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