Nebido injection

[Flint]

My last nebido injection was in December 2016. My T results are still within male range, the high end of the range at that. That makes it to be about 6 months and 11 days since my last injection. 

I can't help but think something is seriously wrong. I'm thinking liver and or kidney problems and not being able to get rid of waste? 

I'm not concerned over the liver and kidneys like a normal person would be, I'm concnerned over the fact that will be the end of my transition. BEcausequite frankly I will refuse treatment for it and let it kill me if I can't continue transition.

I'n just constantly waiting for my docs to get back to me about things. I don't know what to do in the meantime while I wait.

[JJ]

It is so challenging because no one really KNOWS. It's  all best guess and being endocrine system is so complex and highly individual.

But they should be able to do further tests to determine if your body is using the T or not. The basic test just tells them how much is in your system but not whether your body is actually using it. And that can be affected by a wide host of things, even low calcium or vitamin D from what I've read.

IF you have a lot of T in your system it may be that you sre processing it slowly in a way normal for you. Or isn't processing it adequately and a different delivery method or other change might make all the difference. But I don't think high levels are associated with not eliminating it as much as not using it.

II hope you find your answers Flint. I know it's been a long hard road for you

Johnny

 

[Flint]

33 minutes ago, JJ said:

It is so challenging because no one really KNOWS. It's  all best guess and being endocrine system is so complex and highly individual.

But they should be able to do further tests to determine if your body is using the T or not. The basic test just tells them how much is in your system but not whether your body is actually using it. And that can be affected by a wide host of things, even low calcium or vitamin D from what I've read.

IF you have a lot of T in your system it may be that you sre processing it slowly in a way normal for you. Or isn't processing it adequately and a different delivery method or other change might make all the difference. But I don't think high levels are associated with not eliminating it as much as not using it.

II hope you find your answers Flint. I know it's been a long hard road for you

Johnny

 

 

Thaks for response.

Been stressing out over it.

I dunno. When I was on the gel on a VERY low dose (A low dose of gel they give to women!) and my T skyrocketed out of male range..... I didn't get much change on the gel, however. I then changed to injections at first sustanon and I seemed to become low on testosterone very quickly with that injection. Then went onto nibedo. Nibedo is the one i've seen the most changes in, facial hair, chest hair etc. it's hard to know if it's having 'any more' changes in line with the changes that have already happened so it's hard to know if i'm processing it or not. If I wasn't using the T, wouldn't my periods come back? 

[JJ]

If you are seeing those changes then your body is using at least some of it. And yes, your periods would return. Also what is considered high varies from person to person. I saw a post in a group recently where a guy's Dr set their ideal level at exactly twice what my Dr considers max safe level.

I also noticed that how active I am and how much I weigh makes a difference in my serum T levels.

Hopefully your Dr can figure it out and recognizes the importance of continuing the transition to your health as well.

[Flint]

16 hours ago, JJ said:

If you are seeing those changes then your body is using at least some of it. And yes, your periods would return. Also what is considered high varies from person to person. I saw a post in a group recently where a guy's Dr set their ideal level at exactly twice what my Dr considers max safe level.

I also noticed that how active I am and how much I weigh makes a difference in my serum T levels.

Hopefully your Dr can figure it out and recognizes the importance of continuing the transition to your health as well.

 

I am hesitant to say this, as I have a very severe case of superstition when it comes to actually saying things (if it's positive) and the idea it will jinx it........

But so far I haven't returned to having periods.... I can only hope that continues.