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Testosterone injection site reaction diary for TRT

Use this sheet to record redness, pain, bruising or other reactions after each testosterone injection, including Depo-Testosterone, Azmiro or Xyosted. Bring the completed log to your prescriber or pharmacist.

Companion to “Injection Site Reactions With TRT: What the Labels Report” · healthrx.com/mens-trt/injection-site-reactions-trt · Facts checked 2026-11-11

Product and injection details

Copy these from the label or pharmacy box.

Testosterone product nameWrite the name exactly as printed on the label
Route written on the labelFor example deep gluteal intramuscular or subcutaneous abdomen
Prescriber or clinic nameWho prescribed this product
Pharmacy name and phoneWhere the product was filled
Who gives the injectionYourself, a partner or a healthcare professional

Injection and reaction record

Write one row for each injection and any reaction that follows.

DateSite usedReaction seenSize or feelDays it lasted

Before the visit

  • Bring the product box or label that shows the route
  • Gather the completed record and this sheet
  • List any other medicines or supplements you take
  • Note any leg pain, swelling, warmth or redness and when it began
  • Note any sudden shortness of breath and the date it started
  • Check with your pharmacist which allergies or ingredients are on file

Questions to ask your prescriber

  1. Which injection site reactions are expected with my product?
  2. Does my product use the same route the label describes for me?
  3. Which symptoms should I report to you straight away?
  4. Would a different testosterone product change the reactions I see?
  5. How should I record and report a reaction that does not go away?
  6. Should we review my records at my next visit?

This sheet records information for a conversation with your prescriber or pharmacist. It does not replace their instructions or the medication's prescribing information.