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You're not wrong and my wife certainly shares your opinion too! I am naturally a bit of a worrier about "big" medication regimes like TRT and I over research a
by satysin 3y ago
You're not wrong and my wife certainly shares your opinion too!
I am naturally a bit of a worrier about "big" medication regimes like TRT and I over research and over think everything which is obviously not a great thing when it comes to medicine as everything has side effects.
I am slowly starting to adjust my mindset with regards to trying TRT but I need to see what my results are to help me make a decision.
- mmh0000 3y agoIt is a decision, but, I wouldn't say it's a "big" one. It is possible to come off TRT, though it's a long ramp-down period. The TRT itself isn't really a hassle, I just poke myself in the butt twice a week. I've worked it into my morning routine: shave, shower, teeth, poke. I was like you before I started TRT, super hesitant, and worried I would just be poisoning myself. A good friend of mine kept pushing me to try, and I can't say I have any regrets. For me personally, I wouldn't want to come off TRT, I feel so much better consistently. IMHO, there are no downsides, at least none yet that I've experienced.
- satysin 3y agoMy level came back at 305 so they won’t offer any treatment.
- mmh0000 3y agoThat's still quite low. As I mentioned in a previous comment, my family doctor wouldn't persribe TRT even though I was outside of the "normal" range. I ended up having to go to a "mens health clinic", who are much more liberal with handing out prescriptions.
- _l4jh 3y agoNot sure if you will see this but on the chance you do I was hoping you could get in touch with me directly as I would really like to talk to someone on TRT to ask some questions. If possible could you drop me an email? You can email my username [redacated] at gmail. Many thanks!