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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
Migraine & irritability
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<blockquote data-quote="Systemlord" data-source="post: 106089" data-attributes="member: 15832"><p>This.^^^</p><p></p><p>Perhaps it would help if you shared your protocol with us.</p><p></p><p>I get headaches whenever I change my dosages and feeling unwell during the 6 weeks that it typically takes for levels to stabilize, excedrin sometimes does nothing for the headaches. I've read it's the changing in estrogen levels that affects a nerve behind the eyes whenever estrogen is in flux. I typically get headaches when estrogen is high and the headaches typically hit me 2 days after an injection during the 6 weeks where my levels are in flux. </p><p></p><p>The headaches disappear after the first 6 weeks if my estrogen isn't still elevated. Almost everyone goes through what you're going through in the beginning as your body adjusts, testosterone, estrogen, DHT, red blood cell production is increasing and you should feel like you're coming out of the woods after 6 weeks if you don't keep micromanaging your protocol.</p><p></p><p>If not then you run labs and adjust the dosages. How long this process takes is determine by the skill of your doctor. Each time you lower the dosage, you reset the clock and must wait another 6 weeks to reach a stable state and deal with feeling unwell, so DO NOT micromanage your protocol by changing your dosage whenever you feel like it, you're going to make it worse on yourself.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Systemlord, post: 106089, member: 15832"] This.^^^ Perhaps it would help if you shared your protocol with us. I get headaches whenever I change my dosages and feeling unwell during the 6 weeks that it typically takes for levels to stabilize, excedrin sometimes does nothing for the headaches. I've read it's the changing in estrogen levels that affects a nerve behind the eyes whenever estrogen is in flux. I typically get headaches when estrogen is high and the headaches typically hit me 2 days after an injection during the 6 weeks where my levels are in flux. The headaches disappear after the first 6 weeks if my estrogen isn't still elevated. Almost everyone goes through what you're going through in the beginning as your body adjusts, testosterone, estrogen, DHT, red blood cell production is increasing and you should feel like you're coming out of the woods after 6 weeks if you don't keep micromanaging your protocol. If not then you run labs and adjust the dosages. How long this process takes is determine by the skill of your doctor. Each time you lower the dosage, you reset the clock and must wait another 6 weeks to reach a stable state and deal with feeling unwell, so DO NOT micromanage your protocol by changing your dosage whenever you feel like it, you're going to make it worse on yourself. [/QUOTE]
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