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    You're experiencing crashes due to injecting once every two weeks. Your testosterone levels will peak 48-72hrs after injection and fall back close to baseline at approximately 7-8 days after an injection. From there, you have another week before you inject testosterone again, putting your levels through a constant up and down roller coaster. Further, with the 200mg once every two wk dosing schedule, there's a decent chance you've created a bit of an estrogen spike. You felt better at first and then as estradiol gradually increased this began to negate the benefits of the testosterone. I'm not saying that's exactly what happened, that can't be said without blood work, but that's a good theory. The combination of the possible increase and estradiol and the every 2wk injection protocol is more than likely your problem.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Justin View Post
    You're experiencing crashes due to injecting once every two weeks. Your testosterone levels will peak 48-72hrs after injection and fall back close to baseline at approximately 7-8 days after an injection. From there, you have another week before you inject testosterone again, putting your levels through a constant up and down roller coaster. Further, with the 200mg once every two wk dosing schedule, there's a decent chance you've created a bit of an estrogen spike. You felt better at first and then as estradiol gradually increased this began to negate the benefits of the testosterone. I'm not saying that's exactly what happened, that can't be said without blood work, but that's a good theory. The combination of the possible increase and estradiol and the every 2wk injection protocol is more than likely your problem.

    Does this affect the thyroid or does the thyroid affect the testosterone levels?

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    Quote Originally Posted by hfd1968 View Post
    Does this affect the thyroid or does the thyroid affect the testosterone levels?
    If you're having thyroid issues, that's a separate issue.

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