Opinions from experienced members

[Hrgaland]

also want to say that local doctors are new in TRT. My good friend has gone trough double orchidectomy, also his lymph tree along the spine, 1/3 of the lung removed... and now he's on TRT. But from his story he's is receiving his terapy all at once, causing him to feel mood swings, sweating, horniness etc. I will call him today and ask him about the dosage he's receiving, but if I know that it will be the best for him to get his trt in divided doses, why they don't know that??

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I will call him today and ask him about the dosage he's receiving, but if I know that it will be the best for him to get his trt in divided doses, why they don't know that??

doctors tend to be conservative and compassionate people. they believe that most patients don't like to take injections. the long esters of testosterone are created by drug companies to specifically serve this purpose, so that patients get poked less frequently.

[Hrgaland]

That's good thinking. And very positive way of view from you but if you ask me to compare sides( and his wife- she was very unhappy) with one more injection during month... I choose inj. And he was did it by himself at home.
I just spoke with my friend- he said he was getting Test depo, every month. Then he switched the doktor and now he's getting 'something' that he don't know the name??? Haha, that's my friend. Scedulle of injection is totaly weird: 1 month after first, then 2 month after second, then 3 month pause beetween. He will let me know the name of it in 10 days, but it sound awsome for TRT patients.