Are there any studies regarding polycythemia on transscrotal testosterone delivery? The case study abstract (Case Study: Absorption of Testosterone Cream via Scrotal Delivery - PubMed) suggested no side effects.
Is anyone currently using scrotal cream to supplement their injections? In the past, Iāve had an all-or-nothing approach (all injectables or all scrotal cream)ā¦wondering if āsome of bothā might work well.
I have two doing that. They are happy with it so far.
How many clicks (e.g., 1-2 per day)?
How does their protocol look? And what dosages?
Im very interested in this
1 per day
50mg every other day topical, 40mg every other day, IM.
May i ask why the cream is only EOD?
Sure. Because that is what they wanted to do and I donāt see any harm in it. They both saw it somewhere on the internet, I donāt remember where or even if it was the same place. One wants the best of both approaches and the other was thinking about DHT and being ālevel and steadyā. Right now, Iām curious to see how they like like it. Seeing this, Iām wondering if it will become a āthingā thanks to the internet. I think it is unnecessary and a waste of money, but weāll see.
Interestingly, a lot of men starting as new patients already know what they want in terms of dose and/or injection frequency, because they have done āresearchā. I rarely hear that from a women.
We definitely are the more self-assured/arrogant sex
Do they do 2 clicks EOD or 1 click ED? I would think 1 ED would be āsteadier.ā
The number of clicks (vs mg) does not matter. I donāt think daily or every other day application matters either since 50mg is a low dose and they are backing it up with injections.
Thatās one way of looking at it.
Add me to the list of experimenters. Iāll be applying 50 mg cream to the scrotum ED on top of my 25 prop ED.
My doc thinks this might send estrogen too high and suggested an AI, but I am wary because of all the anti-AI buzz. Perhaps taking a very low dose, at least intermittently, isnāt the worst idea. DIM is also an option.