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Hello, I'm on 160 a week split into two dosages going into my 4th week. I'm feeling more energetic and my cognitive seems to be getting better. I haven't gotten morning wood yet. When could i expect this an strength increases?
AlphaMD's Answer
Morning wood is expected to return within the first 6 weeks or so once starting TRT.
Strength increase should be expected within the first 8 weeks, give or take.
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