Does Anyone Regret Going on TRT?

[kelkel]

I'm just bitter I don't have a choice.

Well, imagine not having the option to implement TRT. How do you think you'd feel then? Imagine if you just had to suffer for decades with low T and all the other maladies that come from it?

[almostgone]

Well, imagine not having the option to implement TRT. How do you think you'd feel then? Imagine if you just had to suffer for decades with low T and all the other maladies that come from it?

Exactly. I don't know how well I would have endured the unending fatigue for much longer. My values were low and I felt like I was slowly decaying. If I recall correctly your values were horrendously low. I don't see how you managed to function.

[Obs]

Exactly. I don't know how well I would have endured the unending fatigue for much longer. My values were low and I felt like I was slowly decaying. If I recall correctly your values were horrendously low. I don't see how you managed to function.

I would have had to walk away from aas if I hadn't. Post pct my levels were so low I had ED, I was yelling at the drop of a hat, getting in arguments with my girlfrien, and making her feel insufficient because I went from sex three times a day every day sometimes, to no sex whatsoever. I started slipping back into my little pity party and couldnt get motivation to do a damn thing but I had to work hard and that made me all the angrier.

I had trouble settling in with tren e, but my attitude was stellar compared to what it was post pct. No sense in living like that.

[hammerheart]

Exactly. I don't know how well I would have endured the unending fatigue for much longer. My values were low and I felt like I was slowly decaying. If I recall correctly your values were horrendously low. I don't see how you managed to function.

I still had tremendous energy and motivation with my levels being under 200. In fact, TRT has been since the start a major cause of fatigue.

I guess just like most drugs and treatment is more like a trade, you sacrifice some aspects of your functioning for others.

Despite the negative sides I can't neither say I have anything to regret, I had to accept TRT because my brain was just not functioning in that condition.

[almostgone]

I still had tremendous energy and motivation with my levels being under 200. In fact, TRT has been since the start a major cause of fatigue.

I guess just like most drugs and treatment is more like a trade, you sacrifice some aspects of your functioning for others.

Despite the negative sides I can't neither say I have anything to regret, I had to accept TRT because my brain was just not functioning in that condition.

Yes, I had the physical and mental fatigue. Felt like I was operating in a fog. Simple geometry problems became extremely difficult to work through, easily distracted, etc.
At 117 ng/dL I felt horrible. It was a major task just to wake up, much less be productive.