I have had my first 100 mg testosterone muscle injection last week and can report very positive results. I am chronic, have recently busted with alts and the additional HRT has brought my attack frequency and intensity down by at least another 30% (after only 1 shot).

Even if testosterone levels are within the normal range, I recommend giving it a try. I for one will continue. I have been prescribed 100 mg every two weeks. Does this dosage sound right?

That is great, Ginger!!!

hello all, just wanted to let you all know that I will be getting my blood drawn tomorrow morning for a testosterone level. I have read through all 10 pgs of this thread and was amazed.  I am extremely happy for the people it has helped break cycles, and in my case I am just going in and hoping for the best!  I will let you know my results.  Thanks again for posting and giving us all another possibility for relief.

Steve

JustNotRight wrote on Jul 4^th, 2010 at 9:06am:



It is doctors and researchers with a personal interest that are the ones that get things done..bravo!

You have every justification to be proud..our kids are our greatest asset and society only ever hears about the few bad ones.

I listen to doctor radio on satellite radio and the great specialists at NYU medical facility all seem to have had a personal experience that drew them to their specialty...best wishes for your son's continuing education in this field.

P

ps  I have emailed Dr radio to see if there could be a segment on clusters..stay tuned and I will report if it materializes.
P

I wondered is there connection between Testosterone imbalance, oxygen, hallucinogens, serotonine and heart-issues?

MITYRARE wrote on Jul 11^th, 2010 at 9:32pm:

Thank you P!

You are right about the personal interest aspect...My current Neuro suffered with migraines as a child and the Neuro I'm hoping to get into see soon also suffers with migraines.  Personal interest wins out on both counts.   

Hi

I'm new here and want to share my experience treating my CH without any midications. My testosterone was very low and I finaly figured out why. My magnesium and vitamin-D level was extremly low, so I started taking 500 mg magnesium citrate and 140 µg vitamin D as a daily dose. After 6 months my testosterone was back normal and my CH was gone. So I think my low testosterone was a result of low magnesium and vit D. I have been CH free for 2 years. 

Try goggle "magnesium testosterone". 

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Racer1_NC wrote on Dec 4^th, 2008 at 7:43pm:





Normal T levels do not necessarily mean that 'certain testosterone therapies' won't work for you.  Check out the article written by Dr. Todd Rozen a few years back that I have attached. 

Although there are no long term studies on it yet, I have been taking clomiphene citrate for two years now.  As a primary chronic, I went from an average 2 to 3 high kippers per day down to 1 or 2 very minor kippers per week. 

Oh, and I get my T levels checked every 6 months, along with a PSA and testicular exam.  To date, everything checks normal.

Lovin' Life,

alley

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Well that bites Dennis, sorry to hear it, wishing you a short go round.

Joe

MITYRARE wrote on Aug 17^th, 2010 at 2:39pm:

You-n-me both.  I'm getting my ass handed to me so far.

I'm gonna stick with the T threapy.  I don't see how stopping / starting could possible help anything.  But I appreciate you thinking out of the box.

-Dennis-

Ray of hope here 

This is a bit long but bear with me.  And in the interest of complete disclosure, Andrea, my wife of 30 years,  bestest supporter and better half put it all together.

I've had a very busy summer.  But in a good way    My daughter Brigette is getting married in the fall (10/10/2010).  She didn't want a traditional wedding shower and opted instead for a hugh back yard cookout.  It turned into kind of a preview of the recieption.

All summer my work schedule has been nuts and I haven't had time to keep up with the yard work.  Let's just say my Honey-do list had gotten huge.

So with 70 guests arriving on 8/7 and the house/yard looking like a disaster area, I took the week before the party off to catch up.  This was 8/1 - 8/8.  I also started physical therapy for my back the same week.  Yea, I know 

I was so busy sweating through all the gardening, mowing, painting, pruning, wood cutting and replacing a door that I was a tad inconsistent about applying the T-gel. 

One day it was normal but I might have sweated more than usual throughout the day.  The next day I might have forgotten completely.  You know how it goes.  Saturday comes, the party is a huge success and I'm drinking Sam Summer out of the barrel into Sunday afternoon.

On Tuesday (8/10), after a week of being inconsistent with the T-gel, my fall cycle starts up at 100MPH. 

However...

For the last two weeks+ since the party I've been real consistent again with the T-gel.  Starting yesterday I went from 3-4 hits a day to not even a shadow in the last 33 hours    

I know, I know, I could be up dancing again tonight.  I could get 3 hits again tomorrow.  I honestly don't know. 

But for right now ... after a completely pain free day ... I'm hopeful as a pimply faced kid on prom night 

-Dennis-

That's great news Dennis, having recently done the "wed the daughter off"...not too hard to get carried away and forget the nuts and bolts of life!!!

Joe