Did the same thing with Nizoral and am not seeing any hair loss after 8 months of 140 - 175 mg weekly.
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I have high RBC right now, moved to subq 1.5 weeks ago. I feel like my dose 100mg per week right now; feels like less then 100mg per week IM. Kind of tired, but also not as anxious on IM. Did you have that initially switching? Also how much did it reduce your RBC? What timeframe?
This indicates that your hormones are changing and what you got on 100 mg IM is not what you’re going to get on 100 mg subQ, because if your mileage was going to be the same you wouldn’t notice a change at all in how you feel.
Considering how you feel right now, this isn’t a good sign.
If you’re not on enanthate, I suggest you get on it now instead of cypionate.
Being anxious on TRT may have nothing to do with IM. It might be due to another factor such as low magnesium, or some other mineral or vitamin. You probably should’ve just lowered your dose instead of switching to subQ.
I don’t remember any anxiety. I seem to metabolize testosterone slower subQ, so if that’s the case for you it’s probably not fully up to strength in your blood yet and your IM injections are wearing off.
I donate quarterly and by 2 quarters, or 6 months, I saw that my hematocrit had increased at a slower rate.
I use test cypionate.
I’m not a doctor or even a very experienced PED guy, but using my own experience as a guide I’d say give it a couple months to level everything out. I would not make any abrupt changes. You’ll just keep chasing your own tail.
Humble opinion based on my own experience - just shoot and live your life.
I got a little obsessed for a while, but ultimately, for most, it doesn’t really matter whether you shoot subq or IM, daily, weekly, AI or no AI. It’s like taking a vitamin, meh.
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I’m the same way and have bloods to show it. Interestingly, 140mg IM got me to 680 TT at week 9, while 160mg subq got me to 860 at 7 weeks and 1,100 at week 11.
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Similar for me.
On 140 I was 650 at trough.