Going Natural After 2 Years

[Zarathustra]

This is my first post in a while under this account, I mentioned in my other post that I have been unable to access my old account @Ags43z
I have been on gear for almost exactly two years, done roughly three cycles of various lengths and have always dropped down and ran anywhere from 150-250mg of test in between cycles. Due to various personal and health reasons I think it’s best for me to come off completely. I am a few days short of 28 so would like to think my testosterone levels can be brought back to normal but I know this will be a process due to the length of time I’ve been using gear. I’m familiar with the standard nolvadex/clomid pct methods but would like some advise on pct protocol given my situation. I’m also considering consulting a doctor/hormone specialist who to help with the process and would like any feedback from people who’ve been through this before

 

[Neuro]

Due to various personal and health reasons I think it’s best for me to come off completely. I

Any chance you want to elaborate? Why wouldn’t you want to stay on TRT? Kids?

 

[Zarathustra]

I’m not opposed to TRT as an option, however I haven’t been using official trt I’ve just gone with sponsors gear. The main reasons are that I want kids one day and my overall mental health. Also my blood pressure has been high and I get bad acne on my chest back and shoulders

 

[Poppy]

I’m also considering consulting a doctor/hormone specialist

My opinion is this is your best option.

 

[John]

Ha ha Considering your nuts have been unused for two years, that’s gonna be a hell of a pct,let me how it goes

 

[Cluster]

Think real long about kids brother

 

[Poppy]

Ditto

Huge commitment!

 

[Poppy]

@Zarathustra

Brother…. @Cluster has brought up a good subject that I could go on and on over.

Having/raising kids. In my not so humble opinion… this is quite possibly the biggest responsibility any one person can take on.

It also has a large part in the degradation of society has a whole.

The weather here is up and down from the 20’s-60’s and wreaking havoc with my arthritis so I can’t type out a diatribe right now.

 

[Aude_Aliquid_Dignu]

If an at home sperm mobility test shows issues….

HcG @ 1500 iu wk
HmG @ 75 iu wk
Clomid @ 100mg wk
Eat clean
No drinking

Retest after six months

 

[Zarathustra]

I’ve read some about those and a lot of consensus is they’re not all that accurate. Do you have any experience with specific ones?

 

[Aude_Aliquid_Dignu]

the point is, make sure you even need the medicines before.

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your insurance may cover too.

 

[Neuro]

No nicotine or tobacco either.

I will stand strongly on the recommendation to see an endocrinologist. Be honest with them.

The higher you keep your testosterone (within reason/upper limit normal) and the longer you keep it that way, shows extremely high correlation to long term health and wellness in men. I would only stop taking test if I absolutely medically had to.

Otherwise, listen to @Aude_Aliquid_Dignu

 

[Poppy]

No nicotine or tobacco either.

That’s my burden!!! I would advise everyone to stay away from it.

 

[Aude_Aliquid_Dignu]

Agree totally… doctors/pros are always better than DIY plumbing projects.
More expensive, but you get way more piece of mind.

 

[Zarathustra]

I only drink on occasion and not much when I do and don’t smoke or use any tobacco. I have gone years without drinking in the past as it’s not something I really care much for anyways.

If I wanted to go the TRT route, what would be my best bet in terms of approach? Would a provider willingly give me TRT without seeing low T levels first? If I’m going to continue using testosterone synthetically I’d rather it be doctor provided and monitored

 

[Neuro]

Find an endocrinologist. Tell them about your ASS use. And go from there.

 

[Neuro]

Or just let your levels drop before your appointment with blood work.

 

[Poppy]

This is what happened to me. There’s a whole other story on why I quit using but I did after 30 years or so. My levels tanked to 60 something…had to test twice for insurance to cover it through my doc.

I’m living happily ever after.