Good day Gentlemen,
This is my first post to this board after a while of lurking. I have been on TRT (through Dr) for a couple of years now and am begining to encounter some problems. The more I search for infomation on this subject the more I find it is dependant on the indivdual, but I did not want to jump in and start posting all my crap on a board where I do not know anyone. That is just rude.
To put it in a nutshell, the TRT dosage I have been happily on for the last few years is no longer cutting it. I have not "cycled" the TRT and only have maintained a constant 250mg a week. A few months ago, I started to feel like I felt before I began TRT (lower energy, low sex drive, etc) also, (and I can't decide if it has been a slow decline or in the last few months,) my nuts have dropped in size.
I am 36 years old and my Dr. thinks we should just up my TRT dosage to 300 a week. I thought if I could get my nuts to come back and perhaps start working a little better (if that is possible) I could get back to where I was when I began TRT and feel good with the lower weekly dosage.
Since some nipple problems many years ago, I take 10mg of Tamoxifin everyday and if my nipples start to itch I bump that up to 40 for a couple days, down to 20 for a week and then back to 10. I tried Armidex for a while in 2002 but I do not have insurance and it is too damned expensive.
From what I have read, here and in other books/sites, HCG would be a good addition to address my problems and, in my non Dr. opinion, it looks like a better option than just uping my TRT. (I have been trying 300mg for the last month and nothing has really changed)
My Dr. is open to my ideas but is not familer with HCG as a contiunal part of a therapy regime and is hestiant to prescibe HCG to me based on estrogen senstivity (nipple problems).
What I am asking in a sense is two fold. 1. General opinons advise and 2. a link or direction to look for legitmate information on HCG that I can take to my Dr. (saying that someone on some website said I should take something will not cut it)
Thank anyone who took the time to read thusfar, it ended up being much longer than antipated.