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Yes, we do have some patients on the hybrid protocol using topical and injectable testosterone. This is used primarily for men looking for the sexual benefits of higher DHT (from the cream) along with physique/gym benefits of higher total T and free T (from the injection).
It's likely related to under dosing on your Testosterone at 100mg weekly & needing the topical to put you into the ideal range for DHT/Testosterone, or overdosing on your Testosterone at 200mg & causi... See Full Answer
Transdermal treatment, with both gels and creams, have been proven to have a higher conversion rate to DHT. The skin has a higher amount of the 5a-reductase enzyme, so more of the T you apply will bec... See Full Answer
In terms of your dose & free Testosterone, that's unfortunately going to be unique to you when talking about libido. Libido is one of the more delicate things to deal with when it comes to TRT. If oft... See Full Answer
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