I just got my blood work results and if you have any feedback that would be great.
I apply 1.2 ML(120MG) Compounded Cream to my shoulders every morning.
I have low energy.
I have a slight pain in my chest (left side) and arm constantly. It is not caused by swimming or weight lifting because the pain is there even when I am not participating in those activities.
I drink one 5hr energy in the morning with 16oz of water...does nothing for my energy and is equivalent to one cup of coffee.
I have a relatively clean diet. I don't drink soda or alcohol. I have two eggs for breakfast, RX bar snack PB&J for lunch, Vega Bar for snack and lean meat with veggies for dinner.
I ride my bike 2 times a week for a total of 40 miles.
I swim twice a week for a total of 2 miles.
I run 3 times a week for a total of 15 miles.
I am doing a V02 Max test this Tuesday and my doctor said it will give him a good look at my heart. He also did another blood test to check my cholesterol.
Why would my chest have pain all the time? It was not like this before starting TRT a year ago.
I apply 1.2 ML(120MG) Compounded Cream to my shoulders every morning.
I have low energy.
I have a slight pain in my chest (left side) and arm constantly. It is not caused by swimming or weight lifting because the pain is there even when I am not participating in those activities.
I drink one 5hr energy in the morning with 16oz of water...does nothing for my energy and is equivalent to one cup of coffee.
I have a relatively clean diet. I don't drink soda or alcohol. I have two eggs for breakfast, RX bar snack PB&J for lunch, Vega Bar for snack and lean meat with veggies for dinner.
I ride my bike 2 times a week for a total of 40 miles.
I swim twice a week for a total of 2 miles.
I run 3 times a week for a total of 15 miles.
I am doing a V02 Max test this Tuesday and my doctor said it will give him a good look at my heart. He also did another blood test to check my cholesterol.
Why would my chest have pain all the time? It was not like this before starting TRT a year ago.