T will fuck up your liver and also convert back to E if there’s too much* floating around in your blood at once. E is much more chemically stable than T, so it doesn’t take a lot of variance outside the correct ranges* to throw your hormones into whack. The only way to know for sure when you’re starting is to get the bloodwork done regularly (like every 1-3 months at first), and after a year or two of stability it’s fine to switch to yearly testing.
But yeah, I’ve see dudes who accidentally did like 4x their dosage at once and as long as it’s not a long term thing you do every week for months to years there’s not a lot of danger.
* as determined by your personal chemistry, some people need a high dose and some need a low dose
T will fuck up your liver and also convert back to E if there’s too much* floating around in your blood at once. E is much more chemically stable than T, so it doesn’t take a lot of variance outside the correct ranges* to throw your hormones into whack. The only way to know for sure when you’re starting is to get the bloodwork done regularly (like every 1-3 months at first), and after a year or two of stability it’s fine to switch to yearly testing.
But yeah, I’ve see dudes who accidentally did like 4x their dosage at once and as long as it’s not a long term thing you do every week for months to years there’s not a lot of danger.
* as determined by your personal chemistry, some people need a high dose and some need a low dose