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On today's episode we discussed the following:
- Identifying the signs of Low T -
- Many guys get labs done by a local doctor and are told that they're within normal limits.
- What's your advice for these guys? Should they request a copy of their labs? Assume their symptoms are unrelated to T levels? Are there certain symptoms that are more indicative than others?
- I get the "can I drink alcohol while on TRT" question about once a week.
- So to ensure our health biases are removed from this, let's assume that we're talking about 3 beers every evening.
- Is there a difference if on TRT?
- What about a case per evening?
- Does you body handle alcohol differently when on TRT?
- On TRT and had vasectomy and ever since, orgasm is off the charts - to the point where I get lightheaded and feel as though I'm gonna pass out. Worse when standing up.
- Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome -
- What is it?
- What causes it?
- Is TRT safe?
- So I got my blood results back, Testosterone is 1265 and Estradiol is 17. I've only been taking 100mg per week in shot form. Dr just upped me to 150mg, but that was before the test results, my testosterone was 1265 on the 100mg dose. So my question is, do I just stay at 100mg since my testosterone level is so high already? Is there any negative effects I need to be aware of? I am weightlifting as well and it's really helped.
- Wanting to start lifting/exercising after a 5 year break. I get throbbing pain in my biceps after lifting any upper body movement. What does it sound like is happening? Is there anything I can take to minimize this?
- Is creatine safe and effective - on of off TRT, worth it?
- Wife was prescribed a vaginal estrogen cream. Is this dangerous for men, like testosterone cream can be for women?
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