Old guy - libido enhancement

[Horsemnn]

OK, this was the kind of answer I have been hoping for because I really do not know what I am doing. I do feel pretty darned good, but I would rather not make a problem in the future if I can avoid it.
1) Under medical supervision is not an option here in this place. I have to work with what I have available to me. I will be going home in three weeks and I will try to find somebody. Anybody care to recommend a physician who will do this kind of work in Oklahoma City area? Because I have never found one. I will follow this advice if I possibly can, but if I can not then I have no intention of giving up what I have now because it is the greatest thing that has ever happened to me.
2) Yes, 1 g is really a lot. I know. That is why I am here. You say it is your understanding that older men respond to lower doses of testosterone. That would be really great, but that was not my experience which is why I went higher. All the same I will begin bringing my dose down right away. I can do that now without concern because I will be away from my wife for three months.
3) Aromatase inhibitor. You mean like nolvadex or clomid, right? OK. I will look into that immediately. I do have concerns about that - but maybe the mesterolone is helping out some about that. I will follow this advice.
4) What is E2 level? What does it mean? What does it do?
5) HCG is already on the way. Should have it early next week. I think 500 iu twice a week. Is that right?
6) Two times a week instead of weekly on the test. No problem. Tomorrow's dose will be lower and then cut in half and done again four days later. I will begin by going down to 600 mg per week administered twice weekly.
7) My blood pressure is good. Never over 130/80 and never under 100/60. Usually around 110/70. I have a sphyngmomanometer and check it on most days because of previous high blood pressure. But these days and for the past five years or so it has been good.

For the guy who said BS. I understand. But it is not. It is real. That is why I am here. I tried one thing and then another and then another and things kind of spun to where I am now. The high test dosage is what made me so concerned that I sought out advice here. I hope you understand that this is not just a recent issue. It has been building up. Started about five years ago when things started not working as they should. It started getting out of control when the mesterolone was not enough to do the trick which was about four months ago. Also, I am really into exercise and work at it at least two and a half hours per day. I eat anything I want, but I really love fruits and veggies and eat mostly that.

[2Sox]

OK, this was the kind of answer I have been hoping for because I really do not know what I am doing. I do feel pretty darned good, but I would rather not make a problem in the future if I can avoid it.
1) Under medical supervision is not an option here in this place. I have to work with what I have available to me. I will be going home in three weeks and I will try to find somebody. Anybody care to recommend a physician who will do this kind of work in Oklahoma City area? Because I have never found one. I will follow this advice if I possibly can, but if I can not then I have no intention of giving up what I have now because it is the greatest thing that has ever happened to me.
2) Yes, 1 g is really a lot. I know. That is why I am here. You say it is your understanding that older men respond to lower doses of testosterone. That would be really great, but that was not my experience which is why I went higher. All the same I will begin bringing my dose down right away. I can do that now without concern because I will be away from my wife for three months.
3) Aromatase inhibitor. You mean like nolvadex or clomid, right? OK. I will look into that immediately. I do have concerns about that - but maybe the mesterolone is helping out some about that. I will follow this advice.
4) What is E2 level? What does it mean? What does it do?
5) HCG is already on the way. Should have it early next week. I think 500 iu twice a week. Is that right?
6) Two times a week instead of weekly on the test. No problem. Tomorrow's dose will be lower and then cut in half and done again four days later. I will begin by going down to 600 mg per week administered twice weekly.
7) My blood pressure is good. Never over 130/80 and never under 100/60. Usually around 110/70. I have a sphyngmomanometer and check it on most days because of previous high blood pressure. But these days and for the past five years or so it has been good.

For the guy who said BS. I understand. But it is not. It is real. That is why I am here. I tried one thing and then another and then another and things kind of spun to where I am now. The high test dosage is what made me so concerned that I sought out advice here. I hope you understand that this is not just a recent issue. It has been building up. Started about five years ago when things started not working as they should. It started getting out of control when the mesterolone was not enough to do the trick which was about four months ago. Also, I am really into exercise and work at it at least two and a half hours per day. I eat anything I want, but I really love fruits and veggies and eat mostly that.

E2 is estradiol. As was indicated, at the Test doses you are taking your estrogen level is likely negating the good effects it can have. Look up the effects of high estrogen and see if you display any symptoms. If you do (and it's very likely you are) you need an aromatase inhibitor, NOW. Try a third generation like anastrozole or another of your choosing. Read the "sticky" on estrogen management on this forum.

Before I retired from the classroom, I often gave this advice to my students: It's called the KISS rule. No offense intended but if you haven't heard it before, it goes like this; Keep it Simple, Stupid. Start with the least amount of medications and the lowest dosage - and if necessary, work up very conservatively. Otherwise you'll run the very real risk of hurting yourself and leaving your wife a widow at a young age.

You're in the right place. There are members here who have extensive knowledge and experience - much more than I - from whom you can benefit greatly.