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38 yr male, no libido, have lost a lot of weight/muscle in the past year, general depression and lack of motivation. I'm going to start pinning in two weeks with Testosterone Cypionate, Anastrozole, and HCG: Estradiol 29pg/ml Luteinizing Hormone (LH) 1.9IU/L Total Testosterone 424ng/dl Free Testosterone 5ng/dl Sex Hormone-Binding Globulin (SHBG) 59.1nmol/L I'm planning pinning 2x week, what do you think I should look out for and what should I expect?

AlphaMD's Answer

Based on your labs, starting TRT will make you feel 20 years younger. You should expect more energy, more muscle, higher libido, better mood, better exercise recovery, and overall better well being an confidence.

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