question from a user
Does low T cause hair loss as well?
AlphaMD's Answer
Typically no, at least not the kind that we're talking about on the head. However low T does lead to lack of the hair you do want as a man (most men). Often times getting your T to where it belongs lets you grow much more full facial & body hair. People who have had issues growing a nice looking beard on TRT tend to have that problem resolve during treatment.
If you're being treated by a TRT provider, I'd make sure you talk with them and let them know.
*Personal Opinion* If you're treating yourself then the next time you'd normally do your monthly injection might be a good time to swap to the twice weekly format. Since you noticed that you were having thinning at 200mgs, just make sure you're under that weekly, maybe at/below 140mg weekly & be vigilant for issues and ready to lower the dose.
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