I am lucky as my husband is retired Military so with that & Medicare we have no co- pays. That is challenging because they add up. I took phentermine many times in the past. I guess there wasn't much I didn't try to lose the weight. I also have joint issues. I rally am fortunate to have...
I have lost 97 lbs & it was the best thing I have ever done for myself. I spent a year researching any info I could. I wanted to be mentally ready because I didn't plan on failing. I was so ready to reclaim my body. I would do it again in a heart beat. Their are challenges with finding foods...
it is very real & you are not nuts. I personally think those of us that suffer from chronic pain are at higher risk because our nerve endings go crazy. When mine flares up I know it. My doctor says it is definitely real. I also have psoriasis also. I have it on my hands & have to get...
I am super lucky to live in a state that has good pain docs but mine is super good. I do wish he would switch me to the immediate 3o instead of time release 40. I don't even bother taking them as they don't work since the lap band. I've lost 95 lbs buy the way!! I'm trying to work that out with...
It's something that most people don't understand. For those that have severe anxiety it's like a drug to relieve the stress.No different than when we take meds to relieve ours. I've never had the problem but treated a lot of patients that did. All said it was their way of coping. A lot has to do...
I also suffer from fibro. There are times it flares up so bad I feel like I have the flu. All my muscles are tender to the touch. My pain meds help some but when it flares up it is very painful. Sorry anyone has to deal with this disease.
My pain doc had me on the morph ER & I hated it. The oxy ER worked well for me u till I had the lap band. He does also give me the 15 immediate release for breakthrough so I like them the best. He still gives me the 40 ox Er but I don't take them. He recently gave me a new list of meds to...
I worked as a psych nurse for 30 yrs & can tell you with my experience that bipolar disorder is about finding the right doctor & meds that work for you. First would be to get the proper diagnosis. Not every med works for everyone. It is a very difficult illness to treat without a good...
D@drdrizzy13:
I started going slightly grey in high school
@tiquanunderwood:
I'm 35 with a full head of hair so very grateful. I take that shit serious haha.
@tiquanunderwood:
Enclopmiphene raised me to 800s and I did gailn more muscle but nothing compared to 150mg.T. I don't have male pattern baldness as neither of my older brothers are, and our mom's dad had a full head of hair which is where the gene comes from. I just found the minimal effective dose that also gave me the look I like and I've had no estrogen issues or acne. But there's always aromasin and accutane
N@neurowoot:
Layne_Cobain, slightly cheaper option, has an okay success rate... HCG and Kisspeptin, alternating days (mostly). Brought me from 319 to 540. Not the worst. HCG specifically helps with balls volume haha
L@Layne_Cobain:
I’ve always had severe anxiety also but I think the chronically low t (125 total) for 5 plus years now is making it worse…did trt help you with anxiety or depression if you had any of that?
L@Layne_Cobain:
@tiquanunderwood did the enclomiphene not do much for yah? Yeah it’s not so much being on it for life as the side effects-shrinking nuts, hair loss, infertility exc
@tiquanunderwood:
But if you're afraid of inj3cting or being on it for life, once I started it I was more than cool with being on it forever. I feel so much fucking better.
@tiquanunderwood:
I used enclomiphene for a few months, then hopped on TRT a few years ago at 32. 0p1ates destroyed my endocrine system, even while off them for over a year my T levels were about 150 ng/dl. TRT best decision I ever made, and $200 covers the whole year for me. Excluding bloodwork of course.
@tiquanunderwood:
Think you've had enough Happy almost Friday everyone!
L@Layne_Cobain:
@TheNinez thanks bro I think I’m gonna give it a go even tho it’s quite expensive but if it can make me feel much better it’s worth it
@CalFresh:
@moat I considered it but the recommended doses sound huge for IM. Doesn't it hurt like a MF to inject so muich? I remember getting a PCN shot at the local planned parenthood long long ago and even that little amoutn had me sore for a couple days