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Lethargy on TRT

New doc! I 140mg a week. Divided into 70mg twice a week.

My last test was done at 72 hours post injection and I was at 1450 T at peak lol. I’m lowering it a little bit because since I do 2 shots I probably coast around 1100-1200.

But you should definitely not be as low as 400. That’s close to what I was at when I was prescribed TRT!
 
Brain5ick said:
Check their site. Florida and WV are no service states.
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Ok they're was a while back they posted on here saying they opened up to west Virginia and florida was the only state they didnt serve.

Sucks for both of us haha I self administer bc the clinics are so ridiculously expensive in Florida.
 
thebigt said:
I was hoping you would be older...I started trt around 50 and it's been a rough ride at times.


I wish you all the best and hope your road will be less bumpy than mine!!!
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I’m pretty sure OP is early 20s. With more research, more and more people are being prescribed at an earlier age. I was prescribed at 27. My doctor has some patients at 16-18. Ideally I would have loved to start later in life but my T was low and my quality of life was dreadful. I wish I was older, just not in the cards! Tried everything and exhausted all resources before my first prescription of topical.
 
LaserGoPewPew said:
so the HCG made you happier overall? Why do you think that was?
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I honestly couldn’t tell you. But as soon as I jumped on HCG I noticed a massive difference in my mood. Plus my levels overall balanced out a little more and I was also keeping fat off much easier. I was on test and Adex for about a year and a half before I incorporated HCG. I couldn’t tell you exactly why
 
drejb said:
I’m pretty sure OP is early 20s. With more research, more and more people are being prescribed at an earlier age. I was prescribed at 27. My doctor has some patients at 16-18. Ideally I would have loved to start later in life but my T was low and my quality of life was dreadful. I wish I was older, just not in the cards! Tried everything and exhausted all resources before my first prescription of topical.
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i'm not faulting you or anyone else for going on/being on trt at an early age...my intent was to give you my insight on what a struggle it can be long term...hopefully your experience will be more favorable than mine has at times been.


I wish you the best of luck on your journey
 
thebigt said:
i'm not faulting you or anyone else for going on/being on trt at an early age...my intent was to give you my insight on what a struggle it can be long term...hopefully your experience will be more favorable than mine has at times been.


I wish you the best of luck on your journey
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If possible. Would you be able to elaborate on what you had issues with? Would be helpful to have some things to look for / pay attention to based on your experience. Thanks for your response my friend
 
drejb said:
If possible. Would you be able to elaborate on what you had issues with? Would be helpful to have some things to look for / pay attention to based on your experience. Thanks for your response my friend
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my best advice is steer clear of females in the medical profession, the vast majority are not pro-testosterone...give blood once a month if you can. try to always have a job that offers health insurance.
 
thebigt said:
my best advice is steer clear of females in the medical profession, the vast majority are not pro-testosterone...give blood once a month if you can. try to always have a job that offers health insurance.
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Good stuff. I try to give blood every 3 months but I ****ed up my tattoo timing so it’ll probably be around 8 months since my last blood donation but a few weeks ago my RBC was on the low end so should be ok. My doctor is male and 100% of his 9300 patients are all TRT patients. I was at 1300 test at my peak and he told me to take more lol so we are cool. Im also in Canada and a lot of my stuff is covered / cheap through my provincial health care. Hope that puts me in a good spot!
 
drejb said:
I’m pretty sure OP is early 20s. With more research, more and more people are being prescribed at an earlier age. I was prescribed at 27. My doctor has some patients at 16-18. Ideally I would have loved to start later in life but my T was low and my quality of life was dreadful. I wish I was older, just not in the cards! Tried everything and exhausted all resources before my first prescription of topical.
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I’ll actually be 24 day after tomorrow. I was pretty hesitant about TRT but still felt like I needed it. My labs I had done myself said I was 300ng/dL but my doc had me do them at his office (quest) and I was at 176ng/dL! Wish I could’ve stayed off longer but I’m glad I feel at least semi normal now.
 
drejb said:
Good stuff. I try to give blood every 3 months but I ****ed up my tattoo timing so it’ll probably be around 8 months since my last blood donation but a few weeks ago my RBC was on the low end so should be ok. My doctor is male and 100% of his 9300 patients are all TRT patients. I was at 1300 test at my peak and he told me to take more lol so we are cool. Im also in Canada and a lot of my stuff is covered / cheap through my provincial health care. Hope that puts me in a good spot!
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good on you...I wish I had it going on that good when I started on trt….

I sincerely hope you have smooth sailing!!!
 
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