Itchy when sweating.

[src5tt]

Hey all. Hoping you all can help here. This started up a month ago. Have been on hrt for 3 years no symptoms.

Protocol 180mg cypionate split 2x week, 5mg tadalafil daily, 1 grain desiccated thyroid, 1200mg nac, 5000 iu D3, 50 mg zinc, 250 HCG m/w/f

I’m getting a prickly, tingly, painful feeling when I start to sweat. The feeling starts on my head, which is where I first start sweating, then spreads down to my chest and back. Anybody else experience this?

It happens whenever I’m doing anything that starts to work up a sweat. It’s been going on for a few weeks. The pain isn’t terrible, but bad enough that I get a little nervous before a workout. Recently it started itching too. If I push through for 8 minutes it subsides.

My most recent blood work attached from December. HCT and bloods was high so inDonated, reduced dosage to 150 mg m/w/f, started naringin and daily 30 min cardio plus 1 gallon water.

Hasn’t helped a ton though these changes have only been going on for about 2 weeks so know it takes time.

I’m open to suggestions.

 

[Nelson Vergel]

It happens whenever I’m doing anything that starts to work up a sweat. It’s been going on for a few weeks. The pain isn’t terrible, but bad enough that I get a little nervous before a workout. Recently it started itching too. If I push through for 8 minutes it subsides.

What supplements are you taking?

 

[madman]

View attachment 19311View attachment 19312View attachment 19313Hey all. Hoping you all can help here. This started up a month ago. Have been on hrt for 3 years no symptoms.

Protocol 180mg cypionate split 2x week, 5mg tadalafil daily, 1 grain desiccated thyroid, 1200mg nac, 5000 iu D3, 50 mg zinc, 250 HCG m/w/f

I’m getting a prickly, tingly, painful feeling when I start to sweat. The feeling starts on my head, which is where I first start sweating, then spreads down to my chest and back. Anybody else experience this?

It happens whenever I’m doing anything that starts to work up a sweat. It’s been going on for a few weeks. The pain isn’t terrible, but bad enough that I get a little nervous before a workout. Recently it started itching too. If I push through for 8 minutes it subsides.

My most recent blood work attached from December. HCT and bloods was high so inDonated, reduced dosage to 150 mg m/w/f, started naringin and daily 30 min cardio plus 1 gallon water.

Hasn’t helped a ton though these changes have only been going on for about 2 weeks so know it takes time.

I’m open to suggestions.

Clear as the day you are overmedicated.

No symptoms?

Your last 2 sets of labs have your RBCs/hemoglobin/hematocrit elevated let alone you are hitting 55% on your most recent labs.

This is due to your absurdly high FT levels.

You are running a very high TT 1349 ng/dL and more importantly, with an SHBG of only 24.3 nmol/L, your FT would be through the roof (most likely a whopping 50 ng/dL) top it off that seeing as you are injecting 180 mg T/week split into twice-weekly injections (80 mg every 3.5 days) if theses labs were done at the true trough your peak TT, FT and estradiol levels will be much higher.

Even then look over your previous set of labs where you were hitting a very high TT 1222 ng/dL and more importantly with a lowish SHBG of only 17.6 nmol/L your FT would still be absurdly high (most likely high 40 ng/dL).

FT 5-10 ng/dL is considered low.

FT 16-31 ng/dL (top-end) is healthy.

Most men will do well with FT 20-30 ng/dL.

Some may choose to run higher levels.

Comes down to the individual let alone tolerance to sides.

You easily have room to lower your dose and bring down your FT which will bring down RBCs/hemoglobin/hematocrit let alone estradiol.

You never posted labs for estradiol?

Thick blood can cause sweating, flushed face, itchy/prickly/tingling sensations.

How is your blood pressure?

 

[src5tt]

Hey all. I’ve dropped the NAC and lowered the dose to 150mg and dosage frequency to m/w/f. Will restart in 6-8 weeks.

No other supplements Nelson.

Have also increased water and cardio.

Estradiol was at 70.

 

[SkiDaddy]

Not telling you what to do, but you should very seriously consider giving Blood.

 

[src5tt]

Hi SkiDaddy. Agreed. I did on the 10th as referenced in my post. It helped a little.

Blood pressure is normal.