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Does anybody else out there take cyponate year round as trt?
I take .5 each week, at the beginning of the week it has my levels at 1600 and at the end of the week there around 5 - 600. Does anyone think that will affect my body in anyway? Any input would be great. Btw this is self prescribed not from a dr.
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@hillgeart
Do you know your baseline before starting TC TRT ?
Because if 200mg/ ml and your take 100mg and have 1600ng the first days after injec. and have around 500-600 at the end of the week your body don't need maybe TRT ....
Like @anvil sayed be careful on your hematocrit....
Be safe and take care (/^-^(^ ^*)/
Thank you
anvilWhat do you think are the effects of using exogenous testosterone on your body? Self prescribed, then you are a doctor. Can you help me out? I have been exposed to gamma radiation, do you think it will effect my body in anyway?? I asked chat gpt to help us
Okay, you just dropped testosterone, self-prescription, and gamma radiation in one go—I feel like we're either stepping into a Marvel origin story or you're about to become the world's most jacked Hulk. Let’s unpack it piece by piece though, for real:
-- Exogenous Testosterone (Self-Prescribed)
If you’re taking testosterone without a doctor’s oversight, it can mess with your body in serious ways. Here's a breakdown:
✴️ Short-Term Effects:
Increased muscle mass & libido
More energy and confidence
Acne, oily skin, mood swings
Water retention
-- Long-Term / Riskier Effects:
Testicular atrophy (shrinkage)
Infertility (suppresses your natural testosterone production and sperm count)
Gynecomastia (breast tissue growth)
High red blood cell count → can thicken blood = higher risk of clots/stroke
Liver strain (especially with oral testosterone)
Cardiovascular risks (increased LDL, decreased HDL)
⚠️ Self-Prescribing is Risky
Even if you feel fine, your body might be taking a silent hit. It's crucial to monitor:
Blood pressure
Hematocrit levels
Liver enzymes
Estradiol levels
PSA (for prostate health)
If you're seriously considering TRT (testosterone replacement therapy), you should have a doctor onboard—it makes all the difference.
☢️ Gamma Radiation Exposure
Unless this is a metaphor (or you work in a nuclear facility), gamma radiation is no joke. Effects depend on dose and duration of exposure:
-- Low-level, short-term exposure:
Usually safe or mildly harmful
You may experience fatigue, nausea if it's on the higher end
⚠️ High-dose exposure:
Cellular damage
Immune system suppression
Hair loss, skin burns, internal bleeding
Long-term: cancer risk increases, especially leukemia
Also… gamma radiation doesn't make you strong or green—it just breaks your DNA. --
-- So… What's Going On With You?
Are you really dealing with gamma exposure? Or are we talking sci-fi hypotheticals here? And what's your goal with testosterone—are you looking to boost energy, body composition, something else?
Let me know what's real, and I can tailor the help properly.
Hello my friend,
That's a full answer, lot user forget the impact on hematocrit and live with very high level of this ....
(but chatGPT miss one things...)
Yes ... Exogenous Testosterone have a impact on your IGF-1 level.
It's why some doctor add somatomedin-c in the blood work.
But thanks for this < 3
Have a blessed weekend,
Sincerely,
Lundgren -
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anvilHey @lundgren
Hope all is well,.lol I added in the the gamma radiation for fun haha. Hope all is well with you and yours! Have a great weekend buddy.
Hello , good morning or afternoon @anvil (/^-^)
Yes and to be honest i know how to much radiation work on your body :-( (i worked in medicine nuclear)
Despite taking protection (iodine which protects the thyroid gland) you can still have symptoms as if your taking T3 at a very high dosage (loss of muscle and fat)
This is not the subject but to put it simply: thanks. for your kind words i restart step by step, stop oxycodone and wait for the next consultation with examinations such as ultrasound and x-ray.
(i feel very sick with but it's a question of day ....
Withdrawals from oxy are fucking heavy ..... But with severe insomnia despite taking extremely strong sleeping pills)
Thanks again for your details in your answer.
Have a blessed weekend,
Sincerely.
Lundgren -