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I’m at 120mg per week spaced m/w/f and currently past the two month mark. It seems like some of the early improvements or honeymoon phase wore off and I’m kind of in this in between spot. Blood work results should be in next week but would you typically do next? I’ve had no sides and I’m not on an AI so would we increase dose by a bit to see if we can optimize more?
AlphaMD's Answer
That sounds like a solid plan. Review the lab results and see where you landed, adjust from there with your TRT provider to dial it in.
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