Ok, let's cut to the chase, I have LH levels of 1.6 and FSH levels <1.0...But my T level is 454. The problem is how I feel. I feel like crap and have a case of akathisia where I can't stop moving. So far I have tried... Tamoxifen; both oral and I.M.. The I.M route for about 10 minutes ended up fixing me, but went away as quickly as it began. Oral tamox. does nothing but prevent gyno in me. I have also tried HCG, which ended up fixing me, also temporarily. In addition to those two drugs, I have tried triptorelin 100mcg. This did absolutely nothing for me. Either it was bunk, or I am unable to produce LH and FSH via GNRH agonist.
Is it possible that when I did methyldrostanolone the molecule permanently attached to my SHBG and has rendered it unable to work, because testosterone can not bind to the SHBG? Also when I used methyldrostanolone, I noticed that my nipples grew pimples on them, around the nipple and on. Could this be oil with small amounts of methyldrostanolone that is being released slowly into my system and attaching to my SHBG??
Also, I understand that the previous statement seems stupid and irrational, so I wont push that statement to be fact. But judging by the fact that tamox. worked I.M would clomid work orally? I ask this because studies on tamox. are mixed. Some say tamox. increases LH and FSH and some studies say tamox. has no effect on LH and FSH. I believe this is because an isomer of tamox. only antagonizes the pituitary estrogen receptor if it is injected. I am not sure, but based on my own experience this seems reasonable.
In addition, why would HCG work and triptorelin not work. That confuses me...
It seems like my body responds to high LH and FSH levels and not high T levels. The problem is not low T, because my T levels are normal. I have also tried injecting T and I felt no better...So is it possible that having low LH and FSH alone could make me feel this way?
Is it possible that when I did methyldrostanolone the molecule permanently attached to my SHBG and has rendered it unable to work, because testosterone can not bind to the SHBG? Also when I used methyldrostanolone, I noticed that my nipples grew pimples on them, around the nipple and on. Could this be oil with small amounts of methyldrostanolone that is being released slowly into my system and attaching to my SHBG??
Also, I understand that the previous statement seems stupid and irrational, so I wont push that statement to be fact. But judging by the fact that tamox. worked I.M would clomid work orally? I ask this because studies on tamox. are mixed. Some say tamox. increases LH and FSH and some studies say tamox. has no effect on LH and FSH. I believe this is because an isomer of tamox. only antagonizes the pituitary estrogen receptor if it is injected. I am not sure, but based on my own experience this seems reasonable.
In addition, why would HCG work and triptorelin not work. That confuses me...
It seems like my body responds to high LH and FSH levels and not high T levels. The problem is not low T, because my T levels are normal. I have also tried injecting T and I felt no better...So is it possible that having low LH and FSH alone could make me feel this way?
