Hi Curious,
Like all things there are quiet and busy times, but your posts are being read.
Sounds like classic PM induced DVT, I think PM is too risky especially when there are better options out there.
I've been on BO & glandular and they didn't do much for me, but I now incorporate them as my topical regime and they are definitely helping to boost my HRT towards feminising my lower half.
As you most likely know having done the research, for unknown reasons BO works well for some and not at all for others, so the pain you have might or might not be due to the BO, its unfortunately impossible to say.
When BO works it is good for breast growth and body feminisation so presume these are your goals, if so then at some point you may want to consider adding a topical regime as there are a few of us seeing some good results when adding topical. However, the one absolute is that any of these herbs, glandular, hrt etc they all take time, got to think of it as going on a very long leisurely walk.
Interesting why you get your T levels checked so regularly, but in general they say it takes a 2~3 months to see any hormone changes when on HRT, so I'd presume it will be the same for BO, so don't be surprised if your T hasn't dropped.
If you are paying for the test I'd save the money till the 3-month mark and at the very least include oestradiol if you can as this will give you a better picture of what is going on.
One final though on your pain, the best advice is always listen to your body, if the pain worsens or persists consider reducing / coming off BO as that will prove if it is the BO or something else.
Good luck with the BO regime.
Like all things there are quiet and busy times, but your posts are being read.
Sounds like classic PM induced DVT, I think PM is too risky especially when there are better options out there.
I've been on BO & glandular and they didn't do much for me, but I now incorporate them as my topical regime and they are definitely helping to boost my HRT towards feminising my lower half.
As you most likely know having done the research, for unknown reasons BO works well for some and not at all for others, so the pain you have might or might not be due to the BO, its unfortunately impossible to say.
When BO works it is good for breast growth and body feminisation so presume these are your goals, if so then at some point you may want to consider adding a topical regime as there are a few of us seeing some good results when adding topical. However, the one absolute is that any of these herbs, glandular, hrt etc they all take time, got to think of it as going on a very long leisurely walk.
Interesting why you get your T levels checked so regularly, but in general they say it takes a 2~3 months to see any hormone changes when on HRT, so I'd presume it will be the same for BO, so don't be surprised if your T hasn't dropped.
If you are paying for the test I'd save the money till the 3-month mark and at the very least include oestradiol if you can as this will give you a better picture of what is going on.
One final though on your pain, the best advice is always listen to your body, if the pain worsens or persists consider reducing / coming off BO as that will prove if it is the BO or something else.
Good luck with the BO regime.
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