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I m taking testosterone cypionate 2ml injection every 2 weeks & i wanted to ask if i can mix it with milk or water and drink instead?
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Testosterone: No, your body will not absorb this medicine through the stomach. First, your stomach acid will likely break down the medicine; second, testosterone taken orally had caused liver problems in the past and not used anymore. There is a patch and a gel that could be tried for hormone replacement instead of a shot.
Answered 11/2/2020
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