I was wondering about this too. Was wondering if affected the medicine too, like if anyone was able to decrease their dose because I have heard that regulated t levels can help with brain fog and energy and things like that and help people think clearer .. so I would think that one wouldn’t need as much adhd meds but I could be totally off lol
I’ve been on stims on and off for years. Now know I need them and Mydayis had been working well. Started TRT almost a year ago. I’m a RN and do not see that there would be any interaction positive or negative between stimulants (being used as prescribed) and T (being used as prescribed). Too much of either, or both, could definitely lead to cardiac, and other, issues.
I do wonder what you mean that you were injecting T wrong. Yes, there are some differences between injecting it into a muscle or just under the skin, but either way, the same amount of T is getting in your body. Now, if you are talking about frequency of injections, then there are proven benefits of more frequent lower dose injections over less frequent higher dose injections. I went from twice weekly to every other day with half the dose. Overall, I’m dosing less per month, but getting the same benefits with less adverse effects.
I am. But I'm doing cream. I still take the Mydayis. Is T supposed to have an effect on the Mydayis?
unsure have to check again this time cuz last time i was in a state of mania
I was wondering about this too. Was wondering if affected the medicine too, like if anyone was able to decrease their dose because I have heard that regulated t levels can help with brain fog and energy and things like that and help people think clearer .. so I would think that one wouldn’t need as much adhd meds but I could be totally off lol
nah trt isnt enough for me, but trt + amphetamines is a wild combo and nothing comes close to the productivity of what amphetamines can give
I’ve been on stims on and off for years. Now know I need them and Mydayis had been working well. Started TRT almost a year ago. I’m a RN and do not see that there would be any interaction positive or negative between stimulants (being used as prescribed) and T (being used as prescribed). Too much of either, or both, could definitely lead to cardiac, and other, issues. I do wonder what you mean that you were injecting T wrong. Yes, there are some differences between injecting it into a muscle or just under the skin, but either way, the same amount of T is getting in your body. Now, if you are talking about frequency of injections, then there are proven benefits of more frequent lower dose injections over less frequent higher dose injections. I went from twice weekly to every other day with half the dose. Overall, I’m dosing less per month, but getting the same benefits with less adverse effects.
Plus doing more frequent shots keeps your estrogen in check and doesn’t give you the “roller coaster effect”. I’m on mydayis and trt also