
Originally Posted by
kelkel
Six weeks of clomid and yet your LH function (July's) is only mid range? You'd think it would be hyperstimulated (as it should be) and thus signalling downstream for your testicals to produce T. Which they did not and is a cause for concern. Even your May BW your LH level was high and still no solid T levels. The problem may be testicular in nature.
The shot of T will not automatically shut down your HPTA immediately. it will cause suppression though and repetitive shots will subsequently cause total total suppression of your HPTA as the exogenous Test takes over.
Well, good that he's confident. If he's not planning on continuing the Test injections then the one shot was absolutely pointless to do. I'm interested in seeing how you do on clomid (which is a form of TRT btw) and if your levels improve and can be sustained if/when you stop taking it.
Personally, If TRT is in your future I would not opt for gels. They work for some but usually end up being a pain to deal with. Doc's like them because they're simple, especially for those Doc's that don't really understand testosterone therapy, which unfortunately is most of them. Injections would be the most popular choice. Take a look into Aveed, which is the longest lasting testosterone ester. You have an initial injection, a booster around 6 weeks and then after that shots are around every 10 weeks, BW depending. When it comes to fertility HCG would assist in that area.
You're on the correct path. Rule everything out and find the causative factor before making any decisions.