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Testosterone Basics & Questions
Trans scrotal testosterone cream application is a game changer
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<blockquote data-quote="RobRoy" data-source="post: 255001" data-attributes="member: 42893"><p>I'm traveling so I'm limited with what I can get done but let me be a little more specific. If I were treating you I would first and foremost tell you that we are going to have to work with the hand that you have been dealt. Unfortunately we sometimes have to work within some constraints. You have a strong family history of migraines that you feel worsens with testosterone. Now we know you can tolerate some degree of testosterone because you've made it all of your adult life and you had probably decent levels in your teens and early 20s. We also know that in men with migraines that no treatment guidelines recommend lowering testosterone levels to improve the migraines.</p><p></p><p>So I would take a very low and slow approach. I would start with a lower dose utilizing a daily delivery method. I would give it 6 to 8 weeks and at the end of that time if you are doing well and your symptoms were improved and you had no worsening in your migraines then that would be your dose. It doesn't matter what the level is because you're doing better and there's no worst thing in your migraines. If after 6 to 8 weeks you were still symptomatic but not having migraines then I would increase the dose and give that 6 to 8 weeks. If you were better and not having migraines then that will be your house. If you were still symptomatic and not having migraines I would increase the dose and I would continue to do that until either your symptoms had resolved or you started having migraines and then move it back off the dose to the level that you can tolerate.</p><p>So really it is a balancing act. You have to find the level that you can tolerate that level may not be a level that resolves all of your symptoms or makes you feel the way you think I want to feel. There are just some instances where we cannot have our cake and eat it too. That's where I talk about treating mature intelligent men because they ultimately understand that. So in some men like yourself it's just finding a dose that does improve your symptoms and doesn't worsen your migraines. The problem is men sometimes want what they can't have but you have to work within your own genetic constraints.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RobRoy, post: 255001, member: 42893"] I'm traveling so I'm limited with what I can get done but let me be a little more specific. If I were treating you I would first and foremost tell you that we are going to have to work with the hand that you have been dealt. Unfortunately we sometimes have to work within some constraints. You have a strong family history of migraines that you feel worsens with testosterone. Now we know you can tolerate some degree of testosterone because you've made it all of your adult life and you had probably decent levels in your teens and early 20s. We also know that in men with migraines that no treatment guidelines recommend lowering testosterone levels to improve the migraines. So I would take a very low and slow approach. I would start with a lower dose utilizing a daily delivery method. I would give it 6 to 8 weeks and at the end of that time if you are doing well and your symptoms were improved and you had no worsening in your migraines then that would be your dose. It doesn't matter what the level is because you're doing better and there's no worst thing in your migraines. If after 6 to 8 weeks you were still symptomatic but not having migraines then I would increase the dose and give that 6 to 8 weeks. If you were better and not having migraines then that will be your house. If you were still symptomatic and not having migraines I would increase the dose and I would continue to do that until either your symptoms had resolved or you started having migraines and then move it back off the dose to the level that you can tolerate. So really it is a balancing act. You have to find the level that you can tolerate that level may not be a level that resolves all of your symptoms or makes you feel the way you think I want to feel. There are just some instances where we cannot have our cake and eat it too. That's where I talk about treating mature intelligent men because they ultimately understand that. So in some men like yourself it's just finding a dose that does improve your symptoms and doesn't worsen your migraines. The problem is men sometimes want what they can't have but you have to work within your own genetic constraints. [/QUOTE]
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