I just injected 0.5cc testosterone cypionate into my right nut per results of a poll.

upset enough, I tried to do it as chat suggested -- into the space inside a nut sack.

JESUS FUCK!

Not pain free.

Very achy. Golf club in the guts promptly, not commonly warned against!

There's muscle in the nut sack, and you can play count-the-membrane once you stick a needle through it.

Once I was prepared, Dermoplast covereth a multitude of sins, I put 1cc of rum in either nut tonight.

I had personal reasons for it tonight, this may be the last injection, &c but fuck it

I was in the like-a-dog mindstate that caused me to dig up zoological journals of how to make this work.

Perhaps I'm hopeless?

The pain hasn't been common. But shit came up, and I need to be able to predict my balls' failure. Far easier to remove them, and be able to lift heavy, than to not and fall over in a pinch.

(I wish they'd stop hurting…)

I have heard people injecting the stuff into their empty sacks but not into the nuts themselves.

That is going to smart for a bit until the oil disperses.

I'm not dead, but my laptop sure is.

Stupid machine...

Yeah boy it smarted.

Anyway, it's worth logging in today to say that I did alcohol injections tonight

1cc vodka per nut

For years, my hand has been stayed by "right thing, right reason, right time, right way". This morning, I made a decision.

ZeuterMe (imported) wrote: Tue Jul 02, 2019 6:01 am I just injected 0.5cc testosterone cypionate into my right nut per results of a poll.

upset enough, I tried to do it as chat suggested -- into the space inside a nut sack.

JESUS FUCK!

(I wish they'd stop hurting…)

Perhaps this is a sign you shouldn't do stupid things like inject synthetic testosterone into the organ on your body that produces it naturally.

I don't know why people think there is some sort of magical increased uptake of testosterone by injecting it directly there, or if topical, rubbing it there. It won't make a damn bit of difference.

Besides, you don't want your testosterone to be really high, because here is what happens when your testosterone is too high... You develop polycythemia vera, which is increased red blood cells. Increased red blood cells = thicker blood. Thicker blood = more prone to heart attacks and stroke. Thicker blood also = high blood pressure. I have to go see a "vampire" 3 times a year because of this.

Do yourself a favor and stop doing stupid stuff. Your doctor will thank you.

On the subject of seeing the vamps.

My lifestyle makes it ok for me to donate so I do .

In the UK you were once given a glass of water prior to donation and nothing else.

Now you get an isotonic drink and a choice of cocky biscuits or crisps..

Thats twice the amount of biscuits or crisps than before.

A real incentive and the nurse I saw was pretty fit also.

Losethem (imported) wrote: Fri Nov 15, 2019 5:50 pm Besides, you don't want your testosterone to be really high, because here is what happens when your testosterone is too high... You develop polycythemia vera, which is increased red blood cells.

Tiny correction, not polycythemia vera, which is a type of bone marrow cancer, just secondary polycythemia, which can be treated by reducing testosterone dose. See:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polycythemia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polycythemia_vera

I am not a physician, but as far as I know, everything else you wrote is right. An important warning for everyone using testosterone.

Some men do have incredibly fast clotting blood with no heart problems from it. I split my head open at a gym locker room on the damn hair dryers that some self centered short man installed too low on the walls for us tall men. My blood clotted almost instantly as it hit the tile floor.

I guess I m not as likely to bruise or bleed to death. That s a good thing. No heart problems or strokes yet.

I think our scrotums and balls look so inviting as recepticles for artificial testosterone and men think its putting the artificial T into their body where their natural T distribution system is all hooked up and ready to take in and distribute the artificial T near where their natural T used to originate.

catoboros (imported) wrote: Sat Nov 16, 2019 3:25 pm Tiny correction, not polycythemia vera, which is a type of bone marrow cancer, just secondary polycythemia, which can be treated by reducing testosterone dose.

I am not a physician, but as far as I know, everything else you wrote is right. An important warning for everyone using testosterone.

Yes, I had that part wrong and should have left "vera" off. Secondary polycythemia. Since the second word is cancer related, they are considering renaming my version something else. As I'm living it, and also verified it, I was spot on with the rest.

I am in my 3rd week of cyprionate. 200mg per week. Intramuscular and self administered. I was previously on reandron, every 6wks. Apart from gel, I have tried every HRT. They all have different effects. As well as aging and I have been a eunuch for 17 years, I know for me, none have come close to the real thing

i agree nothing is as good as the real thing replacement works but not the same way natural testosterone did 2 1/2 years on it has proved that for me.