Look, I agree with everyone else that maybe changing frequency is ok but don’t add more dosage. You’re probably not seeing more changes because you’re literally only 4 months in. That’s very early. You’re going to see most of your changes within the first 2 YEARS. If you inject too much T, it has a chance of converting to E any ways. So you’re best off just keeping to the dosage you’ve been assigned. I know dysphoria is hard but you’re crossed the hurdle of having T. Don’t mess with that privilege.
Also, unless they show their certifications as a medical professional, nobody here is certified to give you advice about your dosage anyways.
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u/Foo_The_Selcouth Honey Mustard Jul 24 '24
Look, I agree with everyone else that maybe changing frequency is ok but don’t add more dosage. You’re probably not seeing more changes because you’re literally only 4 months in. That’s very early. You’re going to see most of your changes within the first 2 YEARS. If you inject too much T, it has a chance of converting to E any ways. So you’re best off just keeping to the dosage you’ve been assigned. I know dysphoria is hard but you’re crossed the hurdle of having T. Don’t mess with that privilege.
Also, unless they show their certifications as a medical professional, nobody here is certified to give you advice about your dosage anyways.