My testosterone levels were so ridiculously low that diet and exercise were not inadequate resolution. That's why I chose to go with the shots.
Same here, mine were in the 150 range, after a month of weekly injections at .75Ml I was around 525 at the end of a cycle. Doc wanted me even higher so upped me to .9Ml every week now. I go back in another month to see what my levels are at the end of a cycle. Makes all the difference in the world for me.
A lot of guys reading this thread have a question so I'll go ahead and ask, once T levels are up have you noticed a change in the quality and or quantity of your sex life? (Asking for a friend). [emoji6]
A lot of guys reading this thread have a question so I'll go ahead and ask, once T levels are up have you noticed a change in the quality and or quantity of your sex life? (Asking for a friend). [emoji6]
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My drive is definitely elevated....now the wife's drive is a different story.
I have been injecting test for 8 or 9 years now and would not change that for anything. My levels were 123 and I had no energy, no sex drive, and belly fat that would not move even though I workout like a freak. After getting on test it sent me back to like when I was 20, energy up, sex drive back in full force, and ability to burn stubborn fat back. I have just had to make sure that I don't overdo it in the gym because it gives me the ability to go hard for 3 hours or so even if my body can't handle it.
A lot of guys reading this thread have a question so I'll go ahead and ask, once T levels are up have you noticed a change in the quality and or quantity of your sex life? (Asking for a friend). [emoji6]
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Yes absolutely. One of the first things I noticed.
Before I changed PCP I was seeing a nurse practitioner. I told her about my symptoms and all she told me to do is exactly that. Try to exercise and diet. I told her I did, but was always tired. She said just keep at it. Heck with that! I knew something was wrong. Then I read the article here about TRT. So, I changed PCP to a dr instead of a NP and specifically told him what I wanted to be checked for. He was fine with that and supports me even though he does not prescribe that type of medication. Hopefully he can send me to an endocrinologist who prescribes it and I could have my insurance cover the meds. But till then, I'm sticking with what I'm doing now. They will also do blood work for me and adjust my doses accordingly.
Similar thing happened to me. I got into an argument with my PCP, he felt the test was not necessary and I was doing the right things , blah, blah, blah. Finally he relented and ordered the test.......and I was 199! I just looked at him and said "Told you, something wasn't right". To his credit, he apologized to me.
personally i work out 5 days a week. i cycle off on and off of test booster. do your research on the pills. they work great. but before taking you need to find out how healthy your heart is. again im 195 and 25 years old at 9 percent body fat so my case is a lil different than yours. none the less test boosters really do work.
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I too had the same problem and started by going to Low T center. I was 54 and T was 265 . Started me on replacement therapy and at 57 my T levels are in the 770 range but I switched over and started going every two weeks with a dose of 220mg IM. My BCBS co-pay is $25/visit. I feel better and have a lot more endurance physically. I lost weight initially but there was a redistribution of fat in some places. I still carry the weight in my belly and chest but no longer in my buttocks and thighs. My libido is that of when I was about 40 also, to answer that question someone asked.
Question? Why see an oncologist for the pellet? I am questioning the MD specialty.
personally i work out 5 days a week. i cycle off on and off of test booster. do your research on the pills. they work great. but before taking you need to find out how healthy your heart is. again im 195 and 25 years old at 9 percent body fat so my case is a lil different than yours. none the less test boosters really do work.
I used to use test boosters and anabolics but you have to watch out for what they do to your liver function.
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