The problem with giving women injectable test is the initial high spike in serum testosterone levels. This spike is what can cause masculinization side effects even at what seem like a safe weekly dose. Safest is transdermal T gel because the blood serum levels are more stable without the dangerous peak.
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Muscleaddict is right.
I will try to give you an example. If you inject your female with 5mg testosterone propionate(or suspension to make it worse) in a day, the problem is she will receive almost all, if not all that amount very rapidly. This is not how the female body works naturally. They produce a very slow and steady amount of roughly ~1mg test(if we want to go off the "mg" scale) everyday.
However, if you inject even 10mg of a long estered testosterone, it will distribute slowly and probably be even less harmful than the 5mg of test propionate.
Clinically, when doctors give HRT, you will find they *USUALLY*[not always] give 1 dose of testosterone even every 4-6 weeks! (I'm talking one 100mg shot every 4-6 weeks). I personally don't agree with this for many reasons...but then again I'm not a doctor. However, I have seen constant complaints on HRT forums of innocent women going to "professional endocrinologists" and getting completely screwed over with side effects. First of all, I think 100mg even in a long estered form is WAY too much no matter how often it's given. Second, if we extrapolate that over 4-6 weeks, that means they're essentially receiving an average of 15-25mg test a week even though that's not really how the mechanism works(WAY TOO MUCH!!!WAY WAY WAY TOO MUCH... I NEVER UNDERSTOOD WHY THEY GIVE SUCH HIGH DOSES!). They most likely inject the 100mg every 4-6 weeks because they realize it is a long ester that will carry over, and it provides more "comfort/convenience" to the patient since they will not have to go into the clinical 1x a week or 2-3x a week for a 'safer' approach. It is simply too costly, and takes up too much of an individuals time and most people don't like shots. So even if they can administer it at home, they're not going to be advised to give themselves shots 3x a week for "steadier levels" if that makes sense.
Anyways, this is my input on the subject :
-Get a long estered testosterone
-If you want to be as safe as possible, inject very small amounts 2-3x a week. I think the more frequent is better..I'm not an expert or a doctor, but it only makes sense and I have experience with my fiancée....
-Women respond differently to different amounts of testosterone. Some can take ~18mg a week, and experience no virilization or side effects! Some can not even tolerate 12mg!!! They will virilize off of the 12 within a few weeks.
IT IS A VERY DELICATE EXPERIMENT, YOU NEED TO BE VERY CAREFUL! I CAN'T STRESS THIS ENOUGH!
-I think the safest thing would be to start at give 3mg MAX of a long ester 3x a week for a total of 9 testosterone. I would also administer it subcutaneously to make the release even slower.......
-If weeks pass by and she has no side effects, everything seems okay, and she does NOT feel like she's getting the effects of the testosterone, then perhaps try 4mg 3x a week for a total of 12mg/week. Be very careful, even this very small amount can cause things to happen!!! The next step would be to try and go for 15, but I really don't advise it.... most woman can not go to this level without experiencing sides(then again...some can literally just handle 20...).
I may be right,wrong,or both on several things...but once again I'm just talking from experience. Also, I am in school to practice anesthesia so I'm not 100% stupid(or maybe I am).
I hope this helps...