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My Short-term Dbol-only Experiment Or, How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Oral Anabolics Part-1

Below is a \"road‑map\" of what you’ll usually find under each of those headings on a typical TRT / hormone‑therapy thread (or article).

I’ve written one or two sentences for every section so you can quickly see the main idea, and I’ve grouped them into three logical blocks:




Section What’s normally covered


Title A short headline that tells readers what the post is about. Example: \"My first 6 months on testosterone – results & side‑effects.\"


Introduction / Overview Brief context (why you’re writing, who you are, how long you’ve been on therapy). Sets expectations for the rest of the post.


Background Personal medical history that might affect your treatment: age, weight, previous hormone levels, medications, lifestyle habits, and any prior conditions such as PCOS or infertility.


Dosage & Regimen Exact details of how you’re taking testosterone (dose, frequency, delivery method). Include any other supplements or drugs you’re using that could interact with testosterone.


Timeline / Follow‑ups When you started, how often you monitor hormone levels, and key checkpoints (e.g., after 3 months, 6 months, yearly).


Results & Observations Objective data: serum testosterone, LH/FSH, prolactin, estradiol, SHBG, and other relevant labs. Note any changes in sperm count or motility if applicable. Discuss subjective symptoms (energy, libido, mood, acne, hair growth).


Side Effects & Management Record any adverse events (gynecomastia, increased red blood cell mass, mood swings) and how you addressed them (adjusting dose, adding aromatase inhibitors, etc.).


Adjustments Made Explain why the dosage was increased or decreased, including thresholds for action (e.g., if total testosterone

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