#transdermal testosterone

[answersfromzestual]

Would a small article on transdermal testosterone (tgel) be interesting?

Maybe comparing the difference between the gels and the traditional way of intramuscular injection.

Also, just a side note about testosterone. It is important to have your hormone levels checked (blood work) in a periodic manner so you stay in the safe or your discussed levels. If you are still working on finding your correct dosing, please be sure to keep on top of your blood work. It is important for many reasons; blood pressure, blood thickness, too high levels can even increase your possibility of a stroke. Lower levels or fluctuations can cause mood swings, depression, irritability. So be sure to keep yourself safe and check your levels periodically, even if you have been on the same dose for years.

With love,

Zestual.

[answersfromzestual]

Okay, so there was a question brought up about my hormone post about how 1. I did not post all my sources since i don't keep all links written down and my notepad only saves two things 2. The difference between gels and creams and why then didn't I differentiate the two?

Let's talk about why, T-gel is being prescribed less and less because the actual Cream is more stable, and more reliable for dosing. The gel and the cream work the same way they are both transdermal methods of introducing testosterone into your blood stream.

Since this is also a conversation to have with your doctor, they are similar in almost every way but viscosity and cream is more stable dosing.

This is to clear up any misconceptions about my last post, I also added this information on there.

I think we need to discuss reading blog rules again.

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