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<p>[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 2939074"]So let me tell you what to expect from your testosterone. You will get a steroid high, a rush that will last a few days which will slowly subside, along with your increased free T. Your binding globulin will change as well. You will be in the urologists office in 3 weeks for another shot and it won't be because of your mood. You will now be addicted to testosterone. If you are not truely hypogonadal I'm not sure that the urology community is convinced that there is a clinical benefit of T Rx. I'm pretty sure the endocrine community is unconvinced. A worst case scenario is roid rage where you may have a pretty severe change in behavior that could be dangerous to you and others. You may get acne, oily skin and other typical sequelae of hyperandroennism if your levels are not carefully monitored. Unfortunately you may start having cravings as the T declines leading to typical drug cravings and drug searching behavior. Your testes could shrink. Don't be convinced that T will improve your erections as they are not really T dependent. Is there a risk if you have an occult Prostate cancer? Answer is not really at hand but I surely would want to be followed closely.</p><p><br /></p><p>I don't think anabolic steroids are a good, safe therapy for an affective disorder.</p><p>If Watson tells you any differently they are ,, well, marketing, and out of insert at that.</p><p><br /></p><p>Fellowship trained endo with a urologist wife.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 2939074"]So let me tell you what to expect from your testosterone. You will get a steroid high, a rush that will last a few days which will slowly subside, along with your increased free T. Your binding globulin will change as well. You will be in the urologists office in 3 weeks for another shot and it won't be because of your mood. You will now be addicted to testosterone. If you are not truely hypogonadal I'm not sure that the urology community is convinced that there is a clinical benefit of T Rx. I'm pretty sure the endocrine community is unconvinced. A worst case scenario is roid rage where you may have a pretty severe change in behavior that could be dangerous to you and others. You may get acne, oily skin and other typical sequelae of hyperandroennism if your levels are not carefully monitored. Unfortunately you may start having cravings as the T declines leading to typical drug cravings and drug searching behavior. Your testes could shrink. Don't be convinced that T will improve your erections as they are not really T dependent. Is there a risk if you have an occult Prostate cancer? Answer is not really at hand but I surely would want to be followed closely. I don't think anabolic steroids are a good, safe therapy for an affective disorder. If Watson tells you any differently they are ,, well, marketing, and out of insert at that. Fellowship trained endo with a urologist wife.[/QUOTE]
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