Have been on injections about two wks now. Feel better than I ever did with cream much better way to go. I have been trying to clean up diet and drop some weight and was slowly making progress on cream and Hyper Shred . Hopefully with the injections I can make larger strides. In regard to the muscle soreness in the quad seems to be getting better but I will think twice before injecting into quad again. Am curious to see where labs are in a couple wks. Thanks to all those you chimed in on my behalf i have learned more on this forum than I thought was possible!!! Would be nice if the medical community would open their minds and engage in conversation with the patient and think . I have made some progress but still have more work to do.
It has been a awhile since I updated. At 8 wks after starting injections( 250mg T 600iu HCG and 1mg AI wkly in two even doses) my TT came back at 1494 up end of range was 1100, FT was at 52 ,and E2 at 27. I felt really good but was a walking erection and a little too agressive for my personality. Still could not make a big impact on dropping weight. TSH was 2.14 and Doc suggested Iodoral 12.5 , Selenium 200mg, and Zinc 50mg for thyroid before starting Thyroid med. Protocol was changed to (150mg T 1200iu HCG and .5AI wkly). I must say I am not feeling as well as I was at the higher doses but figure that is to be expected.
My bigger issue is regardless of where I poke and what size is used I notice a Knot 24 to 48 hrs after injection. I have tried Sub Q and IM injections and nothing seems to make a difference. Heat and massage is hardly effective. The only thing I can figure is the T as it is a compounded product. (200mg Cyp/ ML and 50mg Prop/ML) Anyone else tried such a combination with similar problems. These knots are becoming bothersome and cause a fair amount of discomfort. I finally feel like I am heading in the right direction and cannot believe I wasted so much time on cream and docs who did not understand the whole picture. I look forward to hearing from guys and their suggestions.