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kxda

Updated 1y ago

Experiencing Nasal Congestion on Testosterone?

Im a week from being 3 months on T and the one thing ive really noticed is im stuffed up a lot or i have a lot more boogers then before and i just wanna know if thats a symptom of testosterone or just smth unique to me and completely unrelated to T

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The provided content does not include information about testosterone causing an increase in nasal congestion or production of boogers.

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skeptic_

1y

Congrats on starting T brother! Ofc I can’t speak for everyone but I know I personally didn’t feel more congested after starting.. it could be a cold but I also wouldn’t be surprised if something like that could be a symptom of starting a surplus of hormones that aren’t usually there. I also do injections so idk if the ingestion is different in a way that wouldn’t effect my sinuses? IDK HAH but at least it shouldn’t be anything to really worry about. Hope you get bothered less by the boogers either way
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kxda

1y

lmao thank you, i only thought it could be related because i saw another trans person on tiktok mention it but it doesnt seem to be a common thing among ppl on T ig so im not sure what it is haha

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