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It's been a long time since the average clinic would prescribe higher than 100 mg of testosterone per week.

Many physicians will typically start patients with a low dose of testosterone, ranging between 50-75 mg, to allow the body time to adjust to the medication before gradually increasing the dosage every week; but, in most cases, the average dose is usually 75 mg at the beginning of treatment.

Sounds bad. I definitely would drop to 100 mg once a week for at least 12 weeks and adjust from there. I would also split the dose and inject twice weekly.

Why do you want to lower your e2? Are you having some kind of symptoms?

Yes, I agree. I would consider that safe

As you know I'm not a doctor so this is only my two cents. Try 20 mg of Cialis and 200 mg of Viagra

I would consider that a safe level. Make sure you stay well hydrated.

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Could you just increase your dose of Viagra, Cialis?

65 should be okay. It might be hard to see it on the syringe? 200 mg is a pretty high dose. Have you ever thought about maybe 60, 3 times a week? Do you have any issues with high levels of HCT?

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Tell us more about you. Your age, your health and you ever want to have children or are you done have kids. It's hard to remain fertile when you're on TRT

Scientific studies confirm that reducing carbohydrate intake leads to significant decreases in water retention, primarily due to the way the body stores energy as glycogen. When carbohydrates are absorbed, they bind to water; 1g of glycogen (carbohydrate) binds to 3g of water. If you eat a diet...

When I did start daily injections. I no longer had to donate blood. So I really don't know if it was daily injections or just my body just stabilizing and getting used to trt.