Quote Originally Posted by kelkel View Post
In short (op) you're normal. Testosterone raised your Dopamine level (neurotransmitter) giving you all the good feeling you experienced at the initiation of TRT. Dopamine, test and prolactin are all related and interact with each other. Once your body acclimated to the new, elevated levels it finds a new balance.

I'll add that there are things out there of interest in this area such as Selegiline which is an MAOB Inhibitor that helps dopamine levels:

Deprenyl (selegiline): the history o... [Acta Neurol Scand Suppl. 1983] - PubMed - NCBI

Read the above and do some further reading of Dr. Jozsef Knoll (sp?) who broke all new ground with it. Think life extension, etc.

Also research Cabergoline.
Well said kelkel.

This also goes back to something I talk about a lot. It's not uncommon for men on TRT to expect things that are uncommon, which takes us back to realistic expectations. It's important to remember one thing, what is the purpose of TRT? The answer, to normalize the body, to give it what it needs because it is lacking. A normal to 20-30yr old male cannot have sex 5 times a day every day with an ejaculate volume that would fill a coffee cup each and every time. Are there exceptions? Yes, but they are not normal.

Those things said, this doesn't mean TRT cannot drastically improve your sex life as well as other aspects of your life, in fact it should improve them but in a normal sense. If you're looking for super human qualities, enormous amounts of muscle, beyond a sane sex drive, that's not TRT. I think it's also important to note, someone that thinks about sex non-stop and with every woman they see, this is not only unhealthy it's problematic. Granted, we all go through spurts to where our sex drive is higher than it normally is, we all have internal cycles that revolve around so many different things, but balance and realistic expectations and behavior is what you should expect from TRT.