what kind of hormones are taken every 2 weeks?!?!

[regina_trans]

i stopped hrt 2 years ago because I didnt like the idea of taking them daily, something odd about that, somehow I didnt know injectable hormones were to be taken every 2 weeks, and I was in shock!!!!! I didn't know that and that would be perfect for me, I didnt get sick but my body really doesnt like the idea of daily chemicals, but once every two weeks is FINE, my question is, do you still need to take t blockers? like daily? im planning a orchiectomy anyway, thank you!!!!!!

[Northern Star Girl]

i stopped hrt 2 years ago because I didnt like the idea of taking them daily, something odd about that, somehow I didnt know injectable hormones were to be taken every 2 weeks, and I was in shock!!!!! I didn't know that and that would be perfect for me, I didnt get sick but my body really doesnt like the idea of daily chemicals, but once every two weeks is FINE, my question is, do you still need to take t blockers? like daily? im planning a orchiectomy anyway, thank you!!!!!!

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[Mariah]

i stopped hrt 2 years ago because I didnt like the idea of taking them daily, something odd about that, somehow I didnt know injectable hormones were to be taken every 2 weeks, and I was in shock!!!!! I didn't know that and that would be perfect for me, I didnt get sick but my body really doesnt like the idea of daily chemicals, but once every two weeks is FINE, my question is, do you still need to take t blockers? like daily? im planning a orchiectomy anyway, thank you!!!!!!

Regina,
Welcome to Susans. This question is best for your doctor because the anwser is deeply dependent on what your doctor deems safe for you and how you respond to hormones too. I would take that up with your doctor the next time you see them. Hugs
Mariah

[ChrissyRyan]

Yes, consult with your physician for advice on medicine and medical care.

Chrissy