testosterone replacement in 19 year old questions

tangki

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hello all, I am newly 19 and started trt 3 days ago. I have a couple of questions. where is the easiest and safest way to inject? will doing this make anything bigger/smaller? say if my level was at 300ng/ml and I took 100 would that put my levels up at 400ng/ml? is taking it once every 2 weeks really effective or should it become more frequent to maintain better levels? And one last question-I'm on testosterone replacement therapy once every two weeks. my Dr wants me to come back 6 weeks after the first injection but don't take it two weeks prior to my testosterone test. I'm still l really new to this and I was wondering what he is trying to accomplish. any ideas?(asked yahoo answers and no luck). anything you can educate me about this would help immensely, thanks!
 
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Lmao yeah and mine wanted me to drive 35 miles everytime I needed an injection and let them do it. Needless to say I let him know that wasn't going to fly at 65$ a visit. So he give me my script and I do my own.

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I do apologize, I am still getting used to this phone. I tried posting here first but it wouldn't load correctly so I posted at a different forum.
 
A 19-year-old should not try TRT except under the most extreme conditions. TRT is for life - too many injections, too much money, too much effort. TRT is only a last resort when symptoms are terrible and everything else has failed.

Injecting at 2-week intervals is not acceptable. No one likes that frequency. It has to be about once or twice a week.

Hard to say what levels you will get with 100 mg/week. There is a lot of variation between people. Could be 500 ng/dL or could be 1000 ng/dL. A 100 mg/week would put me at about 1000 ng/dL just prior to next injection. But I respond more strongly than most people.
 
I have severe depression, thinning of the hair as well as many other symptoms including extreme fatigue, I can assure you I am not going to "try" it just for the hell of it
 

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I have severe depression, thinning of the hair as well as many other symptoms including extreme fatigue, I can assure you I am not going to "try" it just for the hell of it

Severe depression. See a psychiatrist. Fatigue goes with depression. I know the commercials make you think testosterone will fix this. I'm afraid you will be disappointed. You need a psychiatrist IMO. No shame in mental health problems. I have them. I can assure you Testosterone was not the fix to these.
A therapist and psychiatrist are.

You are cruising for a bruising. This is not going to end well. You are messing with more than you know. You need to be in the care of a doctor if you have these psychiatric conditions, playing doctor when you have untreated mental health issues....
Do you know who Chris Benoit was? This isn't a game
 
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