TRT QUESTION

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You can’t commit to once a week?

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It’s twice a week…. And a marriage of travel, forgetfulness and other crap is the cause of my recent inconsistency.

Thanks for the reply

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I’ve been on TRT for about a year or so with a little oral Semorelin at bedtime.

The past couple months I’ve been running around like a chicken with its head cut off and have been horrible about doing my injections in regular intervals. At best I have been doing about 1/2 my prescribed dose.

Anyone else ever fall behind? If so, did you notice any change in your disposition or symptoms?

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First off, I'm new to TRT. With that said, I researched the shite out of it before committing to it.

1. It might be easier for you to pre-load some syringes with your recommended dosage. I'll pre-load about 2 weeks worth of shots in my syringes. I inject every other day.

2. I don't need reminders, BUT I set myself reminders anyway in Google Calendar and it automatically emails me on the day of my shot.

3. Don't skip your shots, do the right dosage.

Set a reminder on your phone with the calendar app.

I remember how I felt and looked prior to TRT so it’s really easy for me to remember the shot days. It’s just part to my routine now like brushing teeth or putting on socks.

Where you fellas giving yourself the shot at on your body? I’ve been taking them in the hip/upper butt

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Where you fellas giving yourself the shot at on your body? I’ve been taking them in the hip/upper butt

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My wife give me mine, but we alternate between backs of arms, stomach and butt cheeks

I am 29. A little bit overweight (which I am actively working on), in the gym 5-6 days a week. Told PCP the other day I am experiencing a lot of the usual low T symptoms (and quite frankly I was having them when my weight was in a healthier range too). She tested my total and free test.

TOTAL: 244 ng/dL
FREE: 7.9 pg/mL

Obviously that is low, especially for my age. PCP is referring me to an endo (which I have read mixed things about endos and TRT). But it is a start. Hopefully that appointment goes well, as with insurance it would be a lot cheaper than a clinic. I know I can go the ugl route but would rather not unless I have to

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Obviously that is low, especially for my age. PCP is referring me to an endo (which I have read mixed things about endos and TRT). But it is a start. Hopefully that appointment goes well, as with insurance it would be a lot cheaper than a clinic. I know I can go the ugl route but would rather not unless I have to

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Yeah those numbers are pretty damn rough. You will 1000% benefit from TRT and it’ll really help with your weight loss. Start with the endo, it may go well. Just do you research and don’t let them put you on a bogus protocol.

I do once a week 100 ml. I thought about splitting up to twice a week but I feel good. I switch butt cheek every week. I do other peptides nightly. 61 and workout 6 days a week.