Can you get withdrawal symptoms from stopping trt cold-turkey?

[steroidsareamagicpil]

I self-administered testosterone for about 8 months straight. Typical dosages around 300mg/wk. I tried tapering off a bit towards the end, but last inject was like 175mg or so.

After going off a month ago, my blood pressure has gone up and my pulse is beating really fast. Restless legs etc. I have also had other typical withdrawal symptoms of a wider range. My doctor now aware of my use, said "sounds like withdrawal symptoms to me, wait it out".

I've searched around a lot, and I have NOT come across anyone ever posting about this. Is it possible to get physical withdrawal symptoms from testosterone use?

I feel fine mentally. My balls bounced back fine with clomid it seems. It's just scary to feel your heart racing for no apparent reason these days.

[Times Roman]

you mean like a junkie?

the short answer is no.

no withdrawals. you may get moody due to a lack of test. maybe depressed. maybe a drop in libido.

if it were me, I'd reduce the dosage. I only take 80mg/week for my trt, and I'm fine. RBC is a little high, but I'm working on it...............

[steroidsareamagicpil]

I am thinking it could be the RBC-count as well. However my doctor said it was in the "upper" normal range when I was tested about 3 months ago. I'm donating blood tomorrow, see if that helps.

Also have an appt. with another doctor on Wednesday, maybe he's more educated on the subject.

[600@50]

300mg/week is a really high TRT dose. And you said you were in the high normal range on that dose?

At 200mg/week I'm off the scale.

[steroidsareamagicpil]

No no... My hemoglobin was in the upper normal range Never had my test levels checked.. I am looking to get my natty levels checked a couple of months down the road when my body is totally back to normal. Unless I die from these heart rate/blood pressure issues before that.

[600@50]

Ok. That makes sense. Yeah the donation will probably help. However my heart rate goes up if my test levels are high with RBC and hemoglobin being normal.