Most of all last year I decided to lower my T-Injections from 200 mg to 100 mg a month, I noticed that my arms felt like they had 60 lb weights on them and could not do the things I use to and I started getting depressed that just made things worse so last month I bumped it beck up to 200mg and things got better.

My Question is the lethargy and the depression is it just temporary till your body adjusts or is it something I will have to live with.?

I have been on HRT since the beginning.

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For me the effect was pretty quick when I went on T (250 mg doses); within hours I began to have more mental energy and within 3 days my physical energy really picked up.

I myself am a little bit curious as to how it goes for those who tough it out without T. The lack of physical energy (and a general sluggishness) was what hit me really badly, and for you no-T guys, what is the time pattern of this kind of thing? Is there a point at which it usually gets better?

No_Nads_Dan (imported) wrote: Mon Nov 30, 2009 2:14 pm Most of all last year I decided to lower my T-Injections from 200 mg to 100 mg a month, I noticed that my arms felt like they had 60 lb weights on them and could not do the things I use to and I started getting depressed that just made things worse so last month I bumped it beck up to 200mg and things got better.

My Question is the lethargy and the depression is it just temporary till your body adjusts or is it something I will have to live with.?

I have been on HRT since the beginning.

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It is one of those Your Mileage May Vary sort of things. Some acclimate, many don't. Many get buy on low level replacement. Personally, I do fine at most levels, until my T level falls below about 150-200 ng/dl, then I get a bit tired. I can usually overcome the lethargy through self-will, but it can be difficult.

kristoff wrote: Mon Nov 30, 2009 2:43 pm It is one of those Your Mileage May Vary sort of things. Some acclimate, many don't. Many get buy on low level replacement. Personally, I do fine at most levels, until my T level falls below about 150-200 ng/dl, then I get a bit tired. I can usually overcome the lethargy through self-will, but it can be difficult.

I find it was really extremely difficult to do any thing I'm laughing. My son Moved in with me two months ago and we Dry-walled the garage, well I would work for 5 minutes and have to go and sit, my son was relying no me to do the job right I used to do that for a living wow that was hard.

In a way the EA has helped me a lot I finely told him that I was castrated 1987 and the low T was my problem and your right it was about the Bits I think you called it BIID going to have to read up on it thanks.

P.S. He moved out already

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