How do I LOWER MY TESTOSTERONE level?? Temporarily?

[LiquidPhire]

Are you expecting the doc to prescribe near cycle doses of test to you based on very low test readings? Dont most docs only prescribe 100~150mg test a week, even if you hypothetically had a zero reading?

Im 24 and the dr has me on test cyp @ 150mg every 14 days so .7 a week 100mg/ml Sandoz test

 

[-SD-]

Im 24 and the dr has me on test cyp @ 150mg every 14 days so .7 a week 100mg/ml Sandoz test

lol
really bro? HRT at 24?

 

[13X]

I am 38 and I am looking to lower my test results from 346 to below 300 so my insurance will pay for the prescription. I have been told by a doctor friend of mine to get as little sleep the night before and fast for 12-16 hours.
The sugar comment above seems questionable. Does anyone have a more to offer on this topic?

 

[Saiyan7]

It's a 6 year old thread lol.
Sleep is a big thing. Several nights before start limiting sleep.

 

[polarbear1134]

Been on TRT for 19 years and have never been asked to fast by any doctor ever for that test.

However taking the test within 1hr of waking up will produce results about 14% lower than if you take them in the afternoon.

 

[Saiyan7]

Been on TRT for 19 years and have never been asked to fast by any doctor ever for that test.

However taking the test within 1hr of waking up will produce results about 14% lower than if you take them in the afternoon.

Every doctor I've ever heard of for any blood test has said the wanted it fasted.
And test levels upon waking up are higher than in the afternoon. That's why docs want morning bloods. I myself was 80 points higher at 9am than at 1pm before TRT.

 

[polarbear1134]

Every doctor I've ever heard of for any blood test has said the wanted it fasted.
And test levels upon waking up are higher than in the afternoon. That's why docs want morning bloods. I myself was 80 points higher at 9am than at 1pm before TRT.

I meant 14% higher in the morning. Fingers typed lower for some reason. Brain fart.

 

[ismaele00]

lol
really bro? HRT at 24?

There's no major inconvenience -besides the injection- if he's able to get it regularly.
Of course is not the ideal situation, if you see what I mean.