HRT Level Question!!

hatt957

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I'm new to this site and was looking for some answers. I have been taking HRT for 6 months. When I was first tested my level was 233ng. My last test was 800ng and he said he was going to leave me there. Is this a good level to make maxs gains on muscle growth? Should I supplement with any other products?

Also my injection is bi-weekly and he will not inform me on how many mg he is giving me. Would you think it would be between 200 to 300mg bi-weekly? The only reason I ask is 10 years ago I messed around with some test and did about 300mg a week and felt great and had good gains wanted to see if this would be similar! Thanks for any help you can give me.
 
There are alot of factors that go into muscle growth. Last thing i be concerned with is muscle growth but rather ones over all well being. On HRT your average ranges around 100-150 mgs a week. remember this is not steroids we are dealing with which >200 mg/week be considered. I know people that levels are 1200 ng/dl testosterone but can not build muscle to save life because there thyroid and adrenals are out of commison.
One needs to check e2 levels in relationship to testosterone. When I was total T 300 I was a beast and strong as a bull, so every one system is different. When on TRT your body does not respond the same way to natural test so levels need to be higher so to speak.
 
What is the e2 stand for. All my other levels were perfect(according to the doc) he will not give me a copy of the results to look over closely.
 
hatt957 said:
What is the e2 stand for. All my other levels were perfect(according to the doc) he will not give me a copy of the results to look over closely.
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You have a right to have a copy of the that test so do not take that bull crap.
It is against the law for him to do that.

AHAHA I heard that line 1,000 times (also been in same boat) your normal or perfect healthy as a horse. But you feel like total crap thats why my pms are loaded asking questions every day some times 100 or more I have to answer because Dr's are clueless
 
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