question from a user
Hello! So are there any side effects new cypionate users might experience during the first month or so as the body gets introduced and acclimated to new higher levels? Do they typically taper off after a bit? Thanks!"
AlphaMD's Answer
For those who are new to TRT, the primary thing to watch out for is elevated estradiol symptoms. Because it takes several weeks for what remains of your natural production to shut down after starting exogenous testosterone, your T levels may be a bit higher (your endogenous T + exogenous T). If this occurs, some of the excess T will aromatize to estrogen, potentially raising it too high and causing symptoms.
Beyond that, no. Testosterone is natural, and already exists in your body before you started TRT. It’s not like other medicines/chemicals which people’s bodies respond to differently.
The cypionate ester carbon chain is just that, a carbon chain, and is benign.
The primary complaint/problem people need to be aware of in the beginning of TRT is a potential allergic reaction to the carrier oil. 99% of people are fine, but some may develop a reaction to the oil itself. Definitely reach out to your doctor if you develop any itching, swelling, or redness/hives.
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