Will probably have to stop HRT for a while, I have some questions...

[SofiStart]

Hello people, newbie here, I've been in AA and E for almost 3 months now (3 months mark will be this friday!) and I must check my T levels after friday, then go to my doctor, but due to waiting lists I'll probably have to stop takin the pills, because... you know, the doctor told me that is just for 90 days, so I don't think I should keep buying and taking them.
BTW I take Spiro<dosages not allowed>.

So here are my questions:
How long will it take for my body to go back to my normal T levels?
My hair is way less oily and much softer and nice, I don't know if that's becuse AA or E, how long until it becomes this greasy thing that needed to be washed every day?
I have a rounder and girly face, I want to know how much times does it takes to go back to a more manly ugly face ;(

Add to them questions: skin, breasts and my crybaby mood.

So uh.. yeah, I've been experiencing changes that pretty much have been changed my life for the past month, it really hurts to think that I'll probably have to stop, I don't know how much time, it probably isn't that much, like a couple of weeks, but still...

Moderator edit: Dosages removed.

[KarynMcD]

Tell your doctor that you can't get scheduled for an appointment soon enough and to extend your prescription.

[Ms Grace]

You haven't been on HRT for long so it won't take long for your levels to return to normal. Everyone is different, but I'd suggest within 4-6 weeks. Your doctor should understand the importance of an uninterrupted treatment, speak to their office.

[Jacqueline]

SofiStart,

Welcome to the site.

I agree with Ms. Grace that things will probably restore pretty quickly.

I also think you contact the doctor's office and see if you can continue your prescription and schedule the soonest follow up you can. Just my 2 cents.

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[jentay1367]

because... you know, the doctor told me that is just for 90 days, so I don't think I should keep buying and taking them.

you need to clarify that statement because it makes no sense.

[Dani]

you need to clarify that statement because it makes no sense.

She needed to schedule a return appointment before the 90 day prescription ran out. Extending the prescription for a few more days is done all the time in pharmacies, as long as an appointment is scheduled and the prescribing doctor consents to the extension.