Art of Transliness — Hi there! I have been on T for almost two years. I’m thrilled with the results, but I am sick of doing injections, so I’m thinking about switching to a gel. I will keep my dose the same. As far you guys know, will this change in formula have any effect on my body or how I feel? Thanks for all the work you do for dudes like us!

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Hi there! I have been on T for almost two years. I'm thrilled with the results, but I am sick of doing injections, so I'm thinking about switching to a gel. I will keep my dose the same. As far you guys know, will this change in formula have any effect on my body or how I feel? Thanks for all the work you do for dudes like us!

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Zak: I don’t know, I’ve only ever been on the gel and Adrian has only ever been on injections. The major difference is that you will be putting hormones into your body every day instead of every week (or every other week), which means that your levels will likely be more stable on the gel. However, you may or may not notice any differences because of this. I’ve heard of several people switching from injections to the gel once they are further along in transition but none have mentioned feeling all that much different. You might want to ask your doctor for more details about this.

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thisisjustabloghub said: You’ll need to work out what dose you need of gel, you can’t really find an equivalent. I swapped from gel to injections and had a lot of changes quite suddenly.
metapianycist said: I’ve always been on gel and I’m the first patient of my doctor to start on gel. My doctor said he has way more experience starting people on injection and later switching to gel. So it’s not uncommon to switch to gel from injection.
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