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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]any women tried testorone cream? I know some drs will prescribe it off label. Hard to get the dosing right so it doesn't masculinize you but some women swear it was life changing for them.[/quote] Yes. And it’s not hard to get the dosing right so it doesn’t ‘masculinization you’. It’s easy. I take a prescription cream specifically for women from Australia and I got it from my doctor. I just rub a little in each day and it just keeps my sex drive going a bit after menopause. I’m also less tired and can exercise a bit more like I used to. I also feel more like myself emotionally. I have no masculine issues, no acne, no issues at all. It has dosing for women right on the label and I make sure to use a little less. Go see a reproductive endocrinologist. My regular doctor , OB and regular endocrinologist were no help at all. It’s the birth control that is doing this to you though probably - that time just before you ovulate is your monthly sexual peak, I’d hate to miss that. Anyone ever thought of just using condoms?[/quote] I did see a reproductive endocrinolist (same dr who did my IVF so he really knows my body and hormones, he is very well known in DC)). he was adamantly opposed to testosterone for women in any dose) because it felt like the side effects would be too bad. Not sure where to turn to next.[/quote]
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