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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Clomid for PCT, fertility or low T
my trt and long term effects
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<blockquote data-quote="MarkM" data-source="post: 115428"><p>I don't understand the uncertainty. Do you EVER want to recover to the levels you had that made you feel so terrible? It sounds like you want to leave that option open. So, you have not performed lab work and been prescribed TRT by a physician? You must be self-prescribing. I think that is a mistake. You really do not know what is making you feel the way you are feeling. You just think it is low T but you really don't know? You could have a poorly performing thyroid which would give you all the symptoms you described in your original post. You could have low iron and ferritin which would effect your thyroid and and make you feel very run down. </p><p></p><p>TRT is not something you should play with or just half way do it. How do you know an appropriate dose, what is your SHBG, what is your estradiol sensitive level, what type of injection protocol you should be on, etc........... You could create more problems than you realize without proper testing. </p><p></p><p>We want you to feel better but we want you to treat the proper deficit you have, not just apply testosterone as your cure. I recommend you see your doctor, have proper test run, and then go from there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MarkM, post: 115428"] I don't understand the uncertainty. Do you EVER want to recover to the levels you had that made you feel so terrible? It sounds like you want to leave that option open. So, you have not performed lab work and been prescribed TRT by a physician? You must be self-prescribing. I think that is a mistake. You really do not know what is making you feel the way you are feeling. You just think it is low T but you really don't know? You could have a poorly performing thyroid which would give you all the symptoms you described in your original post. You could have low iron and ferritin which would effect your thyroid and and make you feel very run down. TRT is not something you should play with or just half way do it. How do you know an appropriate dose, what is your SHBG, what is your estradiol sensitive level, what type of injection protocol you should be on, etc........... You could create more problems than you realize without proper testing. We want you to feel better but we want you to treat the proper deficit you have, not just apply testosterone as your cure. I recommend you see your doctor, have proper test run, and then go from there. [/QUOTE]
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