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A clinician-written primer covering the two-draw rule, what normal monitoring looks like, what a prescription mill looks like, and what to do in the first 12 weeks.
Started at 100mg/week, levels are good at trough but I feel awful on day 5-6. My prescriber says to stick with it.
Six months in and my hematocrit has crept up to 52%. Should I push back?
My prescriber says my E2 is low but I feel identical to before starting TRT.
Three months in and noticing more shedding. Is this permanent?
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The most common fix is splitting the weekly dose into two equal injections (e.g. Monday and Thursday). That flattens the curve without changing total weekly dose. Discuss frequency change with your prescriber before adjusting anything.
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