Week #3 after pellet implantation

[Guest guest]

Hi-

Week #3 after pellet implantation

Sexual: Libido & erections down a little from week #2, still

satisfactory. Definitely attributed to TRT.

Mood: More elevated, " high normal " range. Very talkative.

Attributed to TRT and elation over improvement.

Energy: Improvement continues, attributed to TRT.

Mental clarity: Improvement continues, attributed to TRT. Some

absent-mindedness.

Motivation: Increasingly better, attributed to TRT.

Sense of well-being: Great, attributed to TRT.

Improvements include being much less housebound (was

almost totally housebound for 4+ months). Went for first long

walk in 6 months (pleasant outing with wife). Did several

landlord tasks (before I would have had to pay someone else to

do them). Wrote civic association newsletter, and in record time.

Drove car several short trips with wife (She usually has to drive

me). Sleep schedule improving, more time awake, 3 days w/o

PM naps. Regular hygene improving. More productive, resumed

making " to-do " lists and get some items done. This is great. Life

is good.

Peace,

Bruce

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> Hi-

>

> Week #2 after pellet implantation

> Sexual: Libido & erections remain improved. Definitely

attributed

> to TRT.

> Mood: Slightly elevated, attributed to elation over improvement..

> Energy: Increasingly better, most likely due to TRT.

> Mental clarity: Increasingly better, most likely due to TRT.

> Motivation: Increasingly better, most likely due to TRT.

> Sense of well-being: Much better, most likely due to TRT.

>

> Have had improvements in past concurrent with spring

weather,

> but they were much more gradual.

(Correction: I HAVE had sudden improvements & relapses.)

>

> Improvements include being less housebound (was almost

> totally housebound for 4+ months). Went out to a store to buy

> shoes, accompanied wife to memorial service, went to church,

> did household project (incl. trip to hardware store), more time

> awake, had 2 days without PM naps, more productive. Much

> happier about the whole situation.

>

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> Week #1 after pellet implantation

> Sexual: Libido improved. Erections improved. Definitely

attributed

> to TRT.

> Mood: Remains good, stable, no major change.

> Energy: A little better, too soon to attribute to TRT.

> Mental clarity: A little better, too soon to attribute to TRT.

> Motivation: A little better, too soon to attribute to TRT.

> Sense of well-being: Definitely improved, too soon to attribute

to

> TRT.

>

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> Started pellets 4/5/04 (6 each 200mg) after 5 years on TRT

> (Androderm then

> Androgel, then Delatestryl injection), had not been able to

elevate

> T levels effectively, highest 344, latest 130 (3/26/04). Hope

pellet

> TRT will help with a disabling physical & mental fatigue, which

> has been remitting/relapsing. Being careful not to attribute

> perceived improvement to TRT, when other causes might be

> responsible. Example: short-term improvement perception

might

> be psychological, could be due to heightened optimism for

> improvement. Could also be coincidental with remission due

to

> non-TRT cause.

>

> Bruce

[Guest guest]

On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 21:27:41 -0000, you wrote:

> This is great. Life

>is good.

Ain't it but true!

[Guest guest]

Good stuff, keep us posted on future weeks

> > Hi-

> >

> > Week #2 after pellet implantation

> > Sexual: Libido & erections remain improved. Definitely

> attributed

> > to TRT.

> > Mood: Slightly elevated, attributed to elation over improvement..

> > Energy: Increasingly better, most likely due to TRT.

> > Mental clarity: Increasingly better, most likely due to TRT.

> > Motivation: Increasingly better, most likely due to TRT.

> > Sense of well-being: Much better, most likely due to TRT.

> >

> > Have had improvements in past concurrent with spring

> weather,

> > but they were much more gradual.

> (Correction: I HAVE had sudden improvements & relapses.)

> >

> > Improvements include being less housebound (was almost

> > totally housebound for 4+ months). Went out to a store to buy

> > shoes, accompanied wife to memorial service, went to church,

> > did household project (incl. trip to hardware store), more time

> > awake, had 2 days without PM naps, more productive. Much

> > happier about the whole situation.

> >

>

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> > Week #1 after pellet implantation

> > Sexual: Libido improved. Erections improved. Definitely

> attributed

> > to TRT.

> > Mood: Remains good, stable, no major change.

> > Energy: A little better, too soon to attribute to TRT.

> > Mental clarity: A little better, too soon to attribute to TRT.

> > Motivation: A little better, too soon to attribute to TRT.

> > Sense of well-being: Definitely improved, too soon to attribute

> to

> > TRT.

> >

>

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> > Started pellets 4/5/04 (6 each 200mg) after 5 years on TRT

> > (Androderm then

> > Androgel, then Delatestryl injection), had not been able to

> elevate

> > T levels effectively, highest 344, latest 130 (3/26/04). Hope

> pellet

> > TRT will help with a disabling physical & mental fatigue, which

> > has been remitting/relapsing. Being careful not to attribute

> > perceived improvement to TRT, when other causes might be

> > responsible. Example: short-term improvement perception

> might

> > be psychological, could be due to heightened optimism for

> > improvement. Could also be coincidental with remission due

> to

> > non-TRT cause.

> >

> > Bruce

[Guest guest]

Bruce,

That's great!!! One word of caution, though - be careful not to

overdo it. We have both been guilty of that in the past.

Mark