How long for energy

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As I've preached in so many posts, you need to break that big dose up into smaller and more frequent doses. This will keep your T levels more level and minimize side-effects.

We need to know the rest of your protocol and pre and post TRT labs (with ranges) to understand what's going on.

I STRONGLY suggest you read my post on Best Practices in TRT. Many of your questions will be answered there: https://forums.steroid.com/hormone-r...rting-trt.html

Thank you for the reply!! I’ve been reading around here and have read quite a few of your posts. I’ve also seen some posts relating to when people see relief and changes, but nothing specifically to energy levels. Fatigue has always been my biggest symptom, along with many others, but fatigue was the biggest push for me to get on trt.

Unfortunately I’m going to one of the clinics that require weekly visits for injections, so doing it on my own or twice a week is not an option right now. Or trust me brother, I would be doing it the way you’ve lined out. I’m 33 and have looked around and spoke to doctors, but they always say my levels are in the normal range and wouldn’t recommend it. For the last 4 years my levels have been around 320-360 total. Luckily I found this clinic that takes insurance, so with my copays it costs me around $140 a month for the weekly visits.

Before I started with them they ran my blood, and I was at 360 total, and 7 for the free...which normal is 9-25. They did a second test and free came back at 7.2, so they finally started me. Current plan right now is 140mg of test cyp, 500 hcg, and .5 arimidex. They also just ran another round of blood work to see where my levels are so far

I’m hoping now that I’m on trt I can continue to try out some other doctors and maybe find the one that would be able to prescribe so I don’t have to keep going this route.