HRT testosterone cypionate Question

[SDMike]

Hello everyone. this is my first post on the forum. I just started 200mg week of testosterone cypionate. What i am noticing is a few hours after injections,
I feel a little weird. Kinda sluggish and have a little pressure in my head and eyes. Haven't checked my blood pressure lately. has anyone else experienced this? thanks for any info.

Mike

 

[goin on 4T]

Did the doc do the injection or you?
If you where in the body did you inject? What size needle? Is your Cyp. phamacy grade?

 

[SDMike]

Injected myself in the glute, with a 1.5 inch 22g needle. Aspirated with no blood. I have pharmacy grade testosterone. is it possible i injected into a vein?

Mike

 

[goin on 4T]

That seems like the most reasonable answer. Everything else seems good to go.

 

[thelion2005]

I'm suspecting a wee jump in bp. You'll get used to it.

 

[SDMike]

felling pretty good today. checked my bp. systolic was a little high. I guess i need to cut down on salt, and more cardio. thanks for the replies.

Mike

 

[needtogetaas]

I'm suspecting a wee jump in bp. You'll get used to it.

Sounds like it to me.

 

[njmuscleguy]

Be prepared, you may feel what many call "test flu".... within the first few days or first week... no one's really sure why it happens, maybe it's just the body adjusting to something "foreign" being injected so it's fighting it... it goes away quickly and then you start feeling the "good stuff" after that....

By the way, you're pretty lucky to have had your doctor prescribe you 200mg/wk... typical is 100-150mg/wk

Good luck!

 

[Dopamineloveaffair]

Hello everyone. this is my first post on the forum. I just started 200mg week of testosterone cypionate. What i am noticing is a few hours after injections,
I feel a little weird. Kinda sluggish and have a little pressure in my head and eyes. Haven't checked my blood pressure lately. has anyone else experienced this? thanks for any info.

Mike

It's possible your estrogen levels are increasing shortly after your shot. Increased fatigue and blood pressure are symptoms of high estrogen.

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