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Worsening Symptoms, "Dead Penis"
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<blockquote data-quote="MIP1950" data-source="post: 217171" data-attributes="member: 42988"><p>My urologist knows Dr. Lipschultz. Speaks highly of him. </p><p></p><p>There was someone on here several months ago who was changing up his dosage(and maybe frequency) every week or every other week(not sure) and finding good results with libido and erections, the rationale being, IIRC, to cause fluctuation of dopamine. I'm sorry if I'm foggy on this. I'll put in a query and see if I can find his post and screen name. We've read of guys who blast, then go back to their normal dosing. Maybe that's where he got the idea. </p><p></p><p>I've wondered(and played with the idea), since subq has a half life of 240 hours and a slower uptake, would injecting 200 or 300 mg every ten days or even twice a month, emulate, in a fashion, the ebb and flow of endogenous testosterone production? Or, two weeks out of the month, do a bolus of subq T, then go back to IM for the remaining two weeks. Or, some variation of that protocol. </p><p></p><p>There are those of us who are biochemical/endocrine outliers. We're the patients that challenge our doctors. The smart doctors in TRT will work with us, listening to our thoughts, observations and ideas. A 'good' protocol is the one that works.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MIP1950, post: 217171, member: 42988"] My urologist knows Dr. Lipschultz. Speaks highly of him. There was someone on here several months ago who was changing up his dosage(and maybe frequency) every week or every other week(not sure) and finding good results with libido and erections, the rationale being, IIRC, to cause fluctuation of dopamine. I'm sorry if I'm foggy on this. I'll put in a query and see if I can find his post and screen name. We've read of guys who blast, then go back to their normal dosing. Maybe that's where he got the idea. I've wondered(and played with the idea), since subq has a half life of 240 hours and a slower uptake, would injecting 200 or 300 mg every ten days or even twice a month, emulate, in a fashion, the ebb and flow of endogenous testosterone production? Or, two weeks out of the month, do a bolus of subq T, then go back to IM for the remaining two weeks. Or, some variation of that protocol. There are those of us who are biochemical/endocrine outliers. We're the patients that challenge our doctors. The smart doctors in TRT will work with us, listening to our thoughts, observations and ideas. A 'good' protocol is the one that works. [/QUOTE]
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