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Testosterone cypionate dose change and acne tracking sheet

Use this sheet to record each testosterone cypionate dose or interval change and the acne you notice afterward. Bring the filled-in sheet to your prescriber or pharmacist to talk through what you have seen. It tracks changes and does not give treatment advice.

Companion to “Using Dose Titration to Resolve Acne on Testosterone Cypionate” · healthrx.com/side-effects-testosterone-cypionate-acne/dose-titration-relief · Facts checked Nov 11, 2026

Current prescription details

Copy these from your prescription label or pharmacy record.

Prescribed amount per injectionWrite the amount in mg as printed on the label
Injection intervalWrite the interval exactly as labeled
Date of most recent injectionWrite the date and time
Date of most recent dose changeWrite the date the amount or interval changed
Reason given for the changeWrite what your prescriber said

Acne and dose change log

Add one row each time you notice a change in your skin or make a dose change.

DateDose or intervalAcne notesOther symptomsSkin products used

Questions for your prescriber or pharmacist

  1. Does the labeling give an acne-specific step for changing my dose?
  2. Could changing the injection interval be discussed instead of the amount?
  3. How long after a dose change should I expect my skin to change?
  4. Which blood tests will be checked during my first year of therapy?
  5. Would a referral to a skin specialist be worth discussing for my acne?
  6. Which of my current skin products should I review with you?

Before the visit

  • Bring this sheet with every log row filled in
  • List every skin product and supplement you currently use
  • Note the date of your last hematocrit and blood pressure check
  • Confirm the labeled dose range and interval with your prescriber
  • Check with your pharmacist that the injection schedule matches your label

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