blood work help

[laveycraft]

test. 11.8 (8.4-28.7) nmol/L
shbg 20 (13-71) nmol/L
calc bioA testo 7.3 (5.0-18.0)nmol/L

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have done two cycles of anavar and feel like my test is on the low side.wanting to start a test e cycle but wanted to check this first. if its low should i use nova first then wait on this cycle?????
im 28 btw.
thanks

[SlimmerMe]

Is this all the BW you have? anything else? the more, the better. Thanks

[zaggahamma]

also...better in the pct forum...

most of us arent worried about natty anymore

[frawnz]

Did you do any PCT at all after those Anavar cycles? Even though Anavar is a weak oral steroid , it is still fully capable of shutting down your natural T production and why people don't usually take it by itself.

[laveycraft]

didnt do any pct thought i was fine.guess not...so i started taking nova last night 20mg ed.guess im waiting to take this test cycle.
and that is all the info i got from my blood work.dont understand it to much but i see the numbers are on the low side.

[frawnz]

Need to do more research next time you take medication man. This isn't aspirin we're dealing with.

[laveycraft]

Need to do more research next time you take medication man. This isn't aspirin we're dealing with.

did tons of research buddy everyday im on here learning stuff. but now im here can only move forward.

[frawnz]

did tons of research buddy everyday im on here learning stuff. but now im here can only move forward.

No offense, but you did 2 Anavar cycles and had no idea you needed to PCT after. If you had done even minimal research on the drug you decided to put into your body, you would have discovered that Anavar will shut down your natural T production and require a PCT just like any steroid cycle, and that it's considered a waste to run Anavar without Test (why go through all the trouble of shutting your own production down, just to use one of the weakest oral steroids available).

Did you do any bloodwork before your cycles so you have a baseline to compare your current levels to?