Switching to Testosterone Injections - Experiencing Cramps?

I've only ever done subQ and didnt miss a single injection for the first 2 years of taking it so it's possible that missing a dose this early in switching types did effect it but it also sounds like it could be that your dose is too low. I would suggest talking to your doctor and either seeing if taking it continuously for a little while helps or increasing your dosage is a better option. You can also ask about changing the frequency, and amount accordingly, to see if that will help.

Sometimes I feel like menstruation likes to throw a tantrum on its way out. Hopefully that means it’s gonna chill out soon

Might be helped by dosing weekly instead of every 2 weeks

i’ve only ever been on shots though i did experience similar symptoms to yours when i was at 0.12 mL per week (hot flashes, light-headedness, cramps, etc). i talked to my dr and they switched me to half a dose twice per week. since then, i’ve had my dose increased so now i do 0.13 mL every 3-4 days. (i am also on an estrogen blocker so take my advice with a grain of salt ig)

Ive only ever used injections, I did 30mg every week for nearly 4 years and a couple months ago bumped up to 60mg every week. When I miss a dose, I do get some cramps and minor bleeding, and that increases the longer I go without. You could talk to your doctor about doing half your dose every week instead, injectable T moves through the body pretty quickly and can lead to a rollercoaster feeling

I'm not on testosterone yet, but I do know when I was on hormonal birth control that if I missed more than one dose I would start bleeding. Maybe it's the same for a hormone like testosterone? Either way you should definitely talk to your doctor about it! Also, mydol, heating pads, and chocolate are my favorite remedies for the big nasty.