TRT

Not throwing Shade at anyone....but it now seems VERY common for 30 year old males to be absolute schitt on blood labs.

I personally think it's a HUGE problem why the US is where it is today. I don't know WTF the issue is, but overall it seems BAD. A broad on Rogan years ago said women's birth control pills (extreme Estrogen) can't be filtered out of urine and every Flush of female urine adds a bazillion ppm of Estrogen into the water. And for decades we all have been drinking it! Well.....many of you all. I've been on well water for decades. You urban dwellers get what you get in the cities.

That "Juice" is what makes Men.....Men. And it's fading.

I have two Pansies in my life. Older brother is suuuuuuper gay ( I do think there are levels to that). 64 yo. And I have a brother in law that claims to not be Gay, but I would bet even with wife and $60,000 test tube child at 47...he is.

I would love to know what their T levels and blood labs show.

I don't know if they've ever FELT what it's like to be a Dude? Want to smack someone in the mouth? Get angry? Throw a wrench in the garage? Bar Brawl? It's lost on them and their Medium shirts and tight "slacks"

I think this has been a "thing" for centuries.....the men would go off to battle.....and the Muses would make them giggle as they danced and performed when they returned to take their minds off war and battle. Silly little fellas......

C'mon Ryan....it's FUNNY. Don't put me in jail.
I'm 54. I have noticed young teen age boys don't have acne like when I was growing up. Everyone of us had it bad. Now it doesn't seem to be as bad on the boys going through adolescents. Maybe just be a coincidence?
 
Does IM injection site soreness subside over time? Like your body gets used to it?

Started TRT last week. First two went into the delt, pretty sore in the days following. If I rolled onto it while sleeping it would wake me up. Did the ventro glute yesterday. Just noticed its getting sore. Doing injections 3x per week.

Move the injection site around? Do the other glute tomorrow?
 
Does IM injection site soreness subside over time? Like your body gets used to it?

Started TRT last week. First two went into the delt, pretty sore in the days following. If I rolled onto it while sleeping it would wake me up. Did the ventro glute yesterday. Just noticed its getting sore. Doing injections 3x per week.

Move the injection site around? Do the other glute tomorrow?
Just can’t see any reason I would inject IM
 
I do IM in the quad. It does get a bit tender, but nothing bad. Feels like a little bruise for a day or so.
 
I am not a Dr...but my wife is. Huge difference in IM vs SubQ. Unless you're doing daily injections, SubQ is NOT the answer.

It's specifically IM.....for a reason. I can ask Why when she gets home. But she oversaw me for years. Always IM. If SubQ was an option or better, for sure she would have told me.

Soreness: You are doing something wrong. Should not be sore at all. Even immediately after. Going through a Nerve will be sore. You'll feel it immediately. But even after, it's not going to be keeping you awake.
 
I am not a Dr...but my wife is. Huge difference in IM vs SubQ. Unless you're doing daily injections, SubQ is NOT the answer.

It's specifically IM.....for a reason. I can ask Why when she gets home. But she oversaw me for years. Always IM. If SubQ was an option or better, for sure she would have told me.

Soreness: You are doing something wrong. Should not be sore at all. Even immediately after. Going through a Nerve will be sore. You'll feel it immediately. But even after, it's not going to be keeping you awake.
Well. You’re wrong there.


 

Conclusion​

Although studies directly comparing the safety of SC vs IM administration of testosterone esters are desirable, clinicians should consider discussing the SC route with their patients because it is easier to self-administer and has the potential to improve patient adherence.


So easier for the patient to administer, and by easier and more convenient for the patient...they may stay on it longer.....is Right and Better?

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And your second link is specifically for Trans Gender patients.....Solid

If you want to be the Subject Matter Expert....by all means go ahead.
Ha. Large study of patients injecting T.

You might want to step back and relax a little.

Everyone should follow their doctors advice. For me, injecting subq is easier and less painful.
 
Does IM injection site soreness subside over time? Like your body gets used to it?

Started TRT last week. First two went into the delt, pretty sore in the days following. If I rolled onto it while sleeping it would wake me up. Did the ventro glute yesterday. Just noticed its getting sore. Doing injections 3x per week.

Move the injection site around? Do the other glute tomorrow?
What size needle are you using for injection? As many have stated, you can easily inject with a 27g needle (you may want to draw with something larger if you're not super patient). But using that for IM injections and legitimate test, you shouldn't be having lasting injection site soreness. Swab the injection site, relax your muscle, quick stab, inject smoothly. I rotate between both delts and hip flexors and don't get any soreness.
 
So I went and picked up my Rx today. They gave me a 10ml bottle of 100mg/mL (so total of 1000 mg of Test Cypionate). But I'm confused by the dosing requirements on the Rx....it says "Inject 1 ML in the muscle every 4 weeks for 4 weeks"....this does not seem to make sense at all. I sent my provider a message to see if that's really what he meant.

Also I have questions on the needles the pharmacy gave me. I got 1ml barrels and 1" 18 g needles for drawing and 1" 25g needles for injecting ... are those ok for IM or SubQ injections? I'm a bit confused on SubQ vs IM based on the recent posts.

also the bottle of Test even says on right on it "for Intramuscular use only" ....

so confused!
 
I wanted to share my experience with the compounded cream so far:

Applying 1ML twice daily (AM/PM)

Labs after 5 months:
1404 - Total T
444.7 - Free T

On injections, I was running around 1040 average with a little lower dosage.

Feel pretty good over all. The cream is much easier to deal with vs. needles - especially on a backpack hunt. You do have to worry about transference so that is something to consider if you switch.
 
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