I used to work in this area a couple of years back and your level is low, but it tends to be the symptoms that would provoke treatment rather that the testosterone level.
Sustanon Injections were the gold standard but I think they withdrew the lower dose and now everyone gets the 250 dose, be aware that because you get them every 3 weeks you start with a high week, a normal week and a low week so you’ll get peaks and troughs in your mood.
The other injectable option to discuss with your doctor is Nebido which is every 3 months but you would have to go to hospital for the injection unless your surgery can provide this. It’s quite a big injection and once it’s in there is no getting the drug back out if you had a problem.
While gels may seem like hassle they actually best mimic the way your body produce testosterone by giving you a boost in the morning and the drops throughout the day. And once you get used to it, it’s no different from anything else just part of your daily routine. Skin reactions are fairly common but usually disappear with persistent use.
Patches offer the easiest option, stay on for a while and no needles but its the glue on the patch that causes the reactions on the skin and usually won’t go away, and seen as this is a bike forum if you are out riding and getting sweaty they may not stay stuck on.
Luckily they stopped making the patches that you stuck on your scrotum!
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