>be me
>22 years old
>low test
>doctor wants to put me on TRT for only 2 months to get my levels back up to normal
do i listen to him?
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>be me
>22 years old
>low test
>doctor wants to put me on TRT for only 2 months to get my levels back up to normal
do i listen to him?
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>Should I fix a problem that might kill me?
No.
he gave it fairly easily for such a potent drug
no he just said to take the trt
what if it stays up at normal levels when i take it for 2 months?
7+ hour quality sleep, lifting, going outside, complete diet, stress management
If you are not doing these already you should consider trying it before starting TRT at 22.
>what if it stays up at normal levels when i take it for 2 months?
it's likely that it won't even reach normal levels in 2 months, but also once you start relying on TRT your natural T production gets diminished, so you need to stay on it (if you stop, it can take months for the natural production to ramp up again).
has good points, you're a bit young so maybe there's other ways you can fix your shit. but if that fails, TRT is a life changer.
>go to medical doctor
>get diagnosis
>should I continue with treatment?
no it'll be lethal
Have you tried any lifestyle changes to increase your testosterone? You should be questioning why it's so low at age 22 that even a doctor wants you on testosterone. If your diet and lifestyle are already solid and you are fricked by microplastics or genetics or whatever then you may as well hop on. Just know that "only 2 months" of TRT is not going to not going to fix the underlying issue with you, so get ready for a lifetime of injections.
Its obviously a fake post
How so?
There are for some reason lots of fake posts like this where anon pretends to be on or need TRT for some reason.
People here will make a thread claiming they did something without having actually done it just to see what the replies will be.
Strange. Probably very lonely and bored people.
it's not gonna be 2 months, it'll be a lifetime. but it's worth it. i feel so much better since starting half a year ago.
do it homosexual
This. My test cratered at 32 for some reason. Hopped on at 33 and I feel like I'm in college again. Can't recommend it enough. Just make sure you're doing bloods regularly in case you're predisposed to weird shit
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post your bloated red skin, zits and greasy and oily forehead with thinning hair
I've seen people talk about a theoretical jump start to test production by using TRT for a very short period. Though this might be incidental, as improving T may improve your habits/lifestyle which then keep your T up going forward without taking anything. As for actual studies, i haven't seen anything myself. Seems risky either way.
The western world is slowly collapsing. It might not be the best idea to become dependent on something that you may lose access to in less than 5 years.
>The western world is slowly collapsing
ok doomer
Competent whites in all fields of critical infrastructure are being replaced with sub-80 IQ brownoids. The new Rome is undergoing not so controlled demolition. It's not exactly a secret anymore.
>TRT for only 2 months to get my levels back up to normal
does that actually happen sometimes?
They won't put you on trt for only 2 months atleast not a doctor who knows anything about medicine wont.