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I think I am noticing the weekly cycle now, I get way more cry-y at the end of my injection cycle. I'm only doing 4mg Een
but I have been crying constantly. Same last week and I think the week before. At least I think thats whats happening
I definitely felt this too with my injections early on, as it took a while to get used to the weekly cycle, and also for the baseline to rise. I then had a bit of the opposite problem, where I'd feel "peaky" at the homornal peak and that could also be frustrating. Since I use EV (prescription) I just decided to split my injection in half and make it twice a week to try to have more consistent levels.
I found like a year after starting injections, I started feeling bad towards the end of each cycle after I put on some weight. I just upped my dose to fix it.