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I'm 19and i have klinefelter's

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rinum99
rinum99

Hi.im 19 yrs old and I realised that I have all the symptoms of klinefelter's. I  Haven't told anyone yet and not planning to tell my parents about this condition.

I really wish if there was a way to secretly obtain and administer testosterone shots so that I look normal. Is there a specific universal dosage that one can take?

Is there a place where I can buy testosterone, living in a country in Africa

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  • Cimon
    Cimon rinum99

    Posted

    You should tell your parents. It's nothing to be embarrassed about, I have klinefelters and was diagnosed at 22 and told them everything.

    Generally the normal amount is 100 mg per week of testosterone cypionate. Go to the doctor right away, you'll be glad you've done it. It's the safest way to aquire testosterone. Go, do it.

    • rinum99
      rinum99 Cimon

      Posted

      Thanks for the reply smile 

      my situation is really messed up, I don't want my parents to know because I am their only hope,I don't want to break their heart.and I'm living in a community where word spreads so fast.

      For all these years I've been balancing between trying to live or do the unspeakable sad

      I really wish there was a simple way out

  • Cimon
    Cimon rinum99

    Posted

    Just got to the doctor,  that’s what I did. Your old enough to do this! And I know it feels embarrassing to tell someone like the doctor about this and you might get anxiety but I tell your to do it! I went through the same thing! But then I relised people go to the doctor for much worse things! 
  • joshuapryce1987
    joshuapryce1987 rinum99

    Posted

    Do the opposite and tell your parents. They need to know about this, one so that they can support you, and two so that they can accept your flaws.

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