Hi All:
I've been on HRT for about 5 months. HRT consists of 200mg of Depotestosterone in the ass every 3 weeks. I've had problems with depression in the past and after learning that I had low Test, I felt like I was really onto something.
Looking back at the past 5 months, there were times where I feel great on this and times where I feel downright shitty.
What I also noticed is that during the times that I felt shitty, I had very high Test levels...like 1000-1200+ (before HRT, I was usually hovering around 250...I'm 30 years old).
When your Test levels shoot up, your Estrogen levels also go up, right? Is that what was making me feel like shit? I felt moody, depressed, loss of sex drive, etc. Testosterone is supposed to HELP all of those things...not cause it. After your test reaches a certain level, your estrogen must kick in, too?
My doc has a agreed to a lower dosage/more frequent injection routine. I'm hoping that the frequent injections of a lower dosage will keep me at a constant level and allow me to get the benefits of HRT without feeling like shit....feeling good is the whole point.
Thanks,
Sonny
I've been on HRT for about 5 months. HRT consists of 200mg of Depotestosterone in the ass every 3 weeks. I've had problems with depression in the past and after learning that I had low Test, I felt like I was really onto something.
Looking back at the past 5 months, there were times where I feel great on this and times where I feel downright shitty.

When your Test levels shoot up, your Estrogen levels also go up, right? Is that what was making me feel like shit? I felt moody, depressed, loss of sex drive, etc. Testosterone is supposed to HELP all of those things...not cause it. After your test reaches a certain level, your estrogen must kick in, too?
My doc has a agreed to a lower dosage/more frequent injection routine. I'm hoping that the frequent injections of a lower dosage will keep me at a constant level and allow me to get the benefits of HRT without feeling like shit....feeling good is the whole point.

Thanks,
Sonny