#testosterone injection

[captainsamuelmorrigan]

PSA for trans people, trans mascs and fems, and enbies & intersex folks on T or E injections (or injections in general):

Your injections should AT WORST feel like a hard pinch if you hit a vein on accident. It should NOT sting the whole time, itch, be tender for more than a day, and should not cause significant bruising. (Edit!: This is the weekly injections, the monthly or longer lasting injections are sore for a while because the liquid is THICC.)

I was not told this when I started, and missed that I was allergic to my shots for the first 2 months I was on T. There is more than one type of carrier oil, and the type of T they prescribe most often is more likely to have allergic reactions (cypionate with cottonseed oil). You should not have to suffer more just to get your gender juice. You can also gain allergies over time, so if you start experiencing these symptoms, check in with your doctor!

(Another Edit: PLEASE talk to your doctor before assuming stuff, I'm just a guy on the internet trying to make sure that y'all have more info.)

Tips for less painful/irritated injections I've gotten from people (all anecdotal, again, check with your doc):

-Intramuscular injections are usually less likely to be irritated than subcutaneous ones.

-Rub VERY hard with your alcohol wipe before injecting to numb up the skin a little bit.

-Make sure to rub the vial between your hands to warm it before using the draw up needle. It makes the fluid less thick, so it’s less painful to inject.

(I'll add more if people share)

[death-is-moist]

The effects of testosterone-

As a mostly closeted transman 2 months on T.

Confidence

I am so much more confident. It's not something I had picked up on myself but numerous people have told me lately that I am glowing and thriving and since then, I have thought about it and that makes sense. I have been dressing up a little more, since I'm feeling more at home in my body, as well as smiling more.

I have been getting back into more of a gothic style like I used to while also incorporating some of my newer favourite clothes such as my Tye dye shorts and funky button ups (my new ones are frogs and another one is snails)

Hair

Getting my hair cut was one of the best decisions I have made. Choosing a mullet let's me keep it long (per choice) and have it short at the same time as well as having a bonding experience with my dad who also has an 80s style mullet and goes to the same barber as I. I have also started dying sections of it blue again and I am just overall very happy with my hair although my partner often jokes about me being an exotic bird in the mornings.

As for facial hair, one of my flatmates (who I am out to) pointed out that I had a pit of a stache growing (this was around a month in) and I was overjoyed. Since then I have been fairly regularly shaving to -

a) keep myself looking tidy

b) not cause any suspicion from family members

c) help it grow back thicker/darker further down the line

Body hair is something I have never had a lot of and if on the off chance I did, it was thin, whispy and blonde (unnoticeable). Because I spent years shaving my legs and have now grown them out, it is darker than all my other body hair but that is affirming to me as it is more of a masculine trait to have. I still have no underarm hair which is a blessing and a curse I guess. I would find it gender affirming but at the same time I am so happy I naturally have no hair there for multiple reasons.

Menstruation

I am currently 22 days late for my period and I couldn't be happier. Case closed 🤣

Libido

Uhm yeah I never really had a lot of sex drive but I can definitely say that has changed now haha. I think I understand when people compare libido in particular as becoming a 12-14 year old boy because yep. Okayyyy that's enough on this subject.

End

That's all I really have to share at this point in time I think. Please let me know any questions or if you would like me to share more about a specific subject!

[fella-lovin-fella]

in the first few months of testosterone you will experience what i call "the 3 H's"

Hairier

Hungrier

Hornier

[askcaffeinehazard]

Nissa is making sure you don't forget to take your antiCIStamines! Character belongs to @pumpkinspice-creations

[biscuitdragonwithastick]

I took my testosterone and I’m being so brave about it.

I wonder how doubling the dosage will effect me.

[akonyxfox]

Got my first T shot today!!

(reupload)

[lastcall111]

2nd T shot administered (1st shot administered by my own hand) was done at the end swell of Night Surgeon.

As celebration I am now enjoying a cabernet sauvignon 😎

[captainsamuelmorrigan]

Had the edible hit as the needle for my testosterone started to go into my leg, so I got to feel each layer of my flesh open around it.

[lifeofaweed]

I just got testosterone injections! But i have no idea how to stick myself with a needle 😭

[sparkhormonetherapy]

Benefits of Testosterone Shots for Women

In the intricate world of hormones, testosterone often takes the limelight as a male hormone. However, its significance in women's health is gaining much-deserved attention.

Testosterone therapy for women is an emerging topic within the medical community, driven by a growing understanding of hormonal balance and its profound impact on well-being.

The Basics of Testosterone Therapy for Women

Testosterone therapy for women might sound unconventional at first glance. Yet, it serves as a critical intervention for many experiencing hormonal imbalances.

In essence, testosterone therapy involves supplementing or replacing testosterone to achieve optimal levels within the female body.

This type of therapy can be administered through various forms such as creams, patches, injections or even pills. Each method has its unique benefits and challenges in terms of absorption rates and convenience.

The choice of administration depends largely on personal preference and specific medical advice given by healthcare professionals.

Understanding Hormonal Imbalance

Hormonal imbalances can significantly impact women's daily lives, leading to a variety of physical and emotional symptoms. These imbalances often stem from several factors, including natural life stages and certain medical conditions.

Here are some of the primary causes of hormonal fluctuations in women:

Aging: Natural decline in estrogen and progesterone levels can lead to health issues.

Menopause: Marks a significant decrease in hormone production, causing symptoms like hot flashes and mood swings.

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS): Elevated androgen levels disrupt menstrual cycles.

Thyroid Disorders: Both hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism can cause hormonal imbalances.

Stress: Chronic stress raises cortisol levels, affecting other hormone production.

Diet and Nutrition: Poor nutrition, especially low-fat diets, can lower estrogen levels.

Medications: Hormonal contraceptives and other drugs can alter hormone levels.

Medical Conditions: Conditions like diabetes and autoimmune diseases can lead to hormonal fluctuations.

Hormones function as messengers in the body, regulating mood, energy, and metabolism. When they become imbalanced, it can lead to debilitating mental and physical symptoms.

Diagnosing hormonal imbalances requires a comprehensive approach, often involving blood tests and symptom evaluations.

Treatment typically includes tailored plans that combine lifestyle modifications with hormonal interventions, such as testosterone therapy.

Why Testosterone Matters for Women

Testosterone, often viewed as a male hormone, plays a crucial role in women's health. It influences bone density, muscle strength, and cognitive performance.

Adequate testosterone levels support cardiovascular health and significantly boost libido, enhancing overall quality of life.

Testosterone also helps protect against osteoporosis, especially post-menopause, when declining estrogen levels increase vulnerability. Maintaining balanced hormones, including testosterone, is essential for women's health.

Common Symptoms of Low Testosterone in Females

Low testosterone levels in females can lead to a range of symptoms that significantly impact daily life. It's important to recognize these symptoms early, as they can often be mistaken for other issues.

Here’s a list of common symptoms associated with low testosterone levels in women:

Chronic Fatigue: Persistent tiredness that doesn’t improve with adequate rest.

Decreased Motivation: A noticeable decline in motivation and drive, affecting daily activities and goals.

Depressive Episodes: Feelings of sadness or hopelessness that may be mistaken for psychological issues rather than hormonal imbalances.

Reduced Libido: A decrease in sexual desire, which can affect relationships and personal well-being.

Mood Swings: Increased irritability or mood fluctuations that can be disruptive to daily life.

Cognitive Issues: Difficulty concentrating or “brain fog,” impacting work and social interactions.

Muscle Weakness: A noticeable decrease in muscle strength and endurance.

Bone Density Loss: Increased risk of osteoporosis or fractures due to reduced bone density.

Sleep Disturbances: Problems with falling asleep or staying asleep, leading to further fatigue.

Weight Gain: Unexplained weight gain, particularly around the abdomen, despite a healthy lifestyle.

How to Treat Low Testosterone in Females

Treating low testosterone in women typically involves a combination of lifestyle changes and medical interventions. Here are some common approaches:

Testosterone Therapy

This may include injections, patches, or topical gels. The choice of therapy will depend on individual needs and medical advice.

Lifestyle Modifications

Exercise: Regular physical activity, especially strength training, can enhance testosterone levels.

Diet: A balanced diet rich in healthy fats (like omega-3s) can support hormone production.

Stress Management: Practices like yoga, meditation, or deep-breathing exercises can help reduce stress and support hormonal balance.

Monitoring

Regular follow-ups with healthcare providers to monitor hormone levels and adjust treatment plans as needed.

Addressing Underlying Conditions

Treating any underlying medical conditions that may contribute to hormonal imbalances is crucial for effective management.

[discoknack]

Testosterone injection 13: I made a bloody mess!

Not really. Just a couple drops. I prepared a bandage but was not ready for that amount.

I think I must have nicked a blood vessel, or flexed a muscle or something? While I was pulling the needle out. I also forgot to push some of the medication back in, so instead of 0.25 mL, I put in 0.3. I don't know how much of a difference that makes.

Didn't hurt any more than usual though.

[limitlesstrtaesthetics]

Proven Strategies to Naturally Boost Testosterone and Enhance Physical Performance!

Proven strategies to naturally boost testosterone and enhance physical performance include regular exercise, particularly strength training and high-intensity interval training (HIIT), which stimulate testosterone production. A balanced diet rich in lean proteins, healthy fats, and essential nutrients like zinc and vitamin D supports hormone health. Ensuring adequate sleep is crucial, as testosterone levels peak during deep sleep. Managing stress through relaxation techniques such as meditation or yoga can also help maintain optimal testosterone levels. Additionally, limiting alcohol consumption and avoiding smoking contribute to overall hormonal balance. For those needing further assistance, clinics like Limitless TRT & Aesthetics offer expert guidance and personalized treatment plans to optimize testosterone levels and improve physical performance. By combining these natural strategies with professional care, individuals can achieve better health and vitality.

[death-is-moist]

I have my next tea party tomorrow (T injection)

So with the one my doctor decided was best for me is every 3 weeks and I'm happy with that time

BUT

the first 2 weeks were fine but this last week my dysphoria has gone through the roof and I've been really struggling

I know I have only had one shot so far but if this becomes a pattern I am gOing to talk to my doctor about changing to one that is every two weeks

[mytestosterone]

Switched from testosterone injections to testosterone gel 02/24/24

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[hotbazeng]

When does a testosterone injection start to take effect?

When does the testosterone injection take effect? Male hormone increase injection or the so-called testosterone injection is one of the effective treatments prescribed in cases of testosterone deficiency in the blood, as the injection is equivalent to the natural male hormone secreted by the body, so people who suffer from a lack of hormone rate resort to artificial hormone injections to avoid…