TRT: 150 MG Once per Month

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Hi Guys,
I’m in Canada, recently been diagnosticated with hypogonadism.
Training since 2011, good health, good shape so I assume that my low T is in result of the steroid I took when I was younger, 25-26 years old, I’m 32 now. After a burnout I asked my doctor to chek for Testosterone, and it went low.

He prescribed 150 Mg per month of enanthate, one shot… For what I know pretty sure that I will split it up once per week at least.In canada we don’t have a lot of clinic for TRT, it,s like a miracle that I got the script for test E.

But my next bloodworks are in may, and the prescription is 5 ML of 200 Mg per ML, I got a bottle every month… If I bump to 100 mg per week, and I stop one month before and lower to 35 mg per week, do you think it will show on the result ?
I know the half life of the product but i’m not sure how it will appear on the serum level.
Since you inject like 100 mg, the half life would be 7-10 days, but after that how much time it take to became ‘‘normal’’ ?

thanks, sorry english isn’t my first language.

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Jesus Christ that’s like just a little over 40mg per week if we divide by 4 weeks.

Forget the stupid dosing frequency, wtf kind of dosing is that!?

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Doctor is out to lunch! Any doctor has got to be better than this one.

Your doctor might as well give a person with anxiety, one pill once a week.

Clomid has about the same half-life as cypionate and yet clomid is typically dosed daily, TRT is treated differently for some reason.

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Yep, there’s the reality here.
anyway, I think if I take the last month before bloodworks at 150 mg he will see that it’s too low.

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I would report him to whatever board he’s part of. That’s malpractice if you decide to go that route.

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Yes, thank you, He tells me that he will probably bump it up after the first bloodwork, we will see there. But here you don’t have those private clinics, or very few, for now I will stay with that and I will see where it leads. The first things I want is to feel more energic and to live without the symptoms. For sure if it adds a little plus it’s a nice things.

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I recall a member on Excelmale who was prescribed 60 mg per month.

Hormonal phobia is still a reality in 2023.

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Socialized medicine in Canada. He is lucky to get any test at all.

This is one of the 1000 reasons we don’t need any more socialist programs in America. For sure don’t want our healthcare system run this way

They can wait up to 3 months to even see a physician. Can you imagine how sick you could get or even die in that time frame

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Lol, not that bad but yeah. You need to go to emergency and you need to have an emergency. If no you can wait a loooong time. That’s why i’m asking, a lot of Doctor won’t even chek your testosterone here. So 3 week before my bloodworks I’m gonna low to the regular dosage and hope that the doctor will bump up the dosage lol. I’ll let you know ! Thanks guys

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Socialist? :joy: :rofl: :rofl:

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First, I don’t think your one cycle in your mid 20s left you with low T for life. The body is more resilient than that.

Your doctor seems clueless but there is hope if he’s willing to up the dose after a blood test. Stick it out with that shitty dose if you have to until he ups it. Especially if it’s next to impossible to find a doc willing to prescribe T.

I am glad I don’t live in Canada.

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Or the UK and Europe. At least in Canada, you can cross the boarder and seek treatment in the US.

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To be fair there are a few good private trt clinics in the UK now, and it’s possible to get sustanon prescribed by your gp, meaning you only have to pay for hcg privately should you require it