Blood work 6 weeks Post PCT

[vikingblood]

Hi everyone,

I just had my blood work done for PCT results and the results aren't what I thought they would be.

Test=246ng/dl
FSH=2.7mIU/ML
TSH=2.1mIU/ML

I ran Test E only at 400mg EW along side HCG 500 EW and Armidex .25 EOD. My PCT was Nolva and clomid at 20 and 50 for 4 weeks, which I got from AR-R, so it was good to go. Should I run another PCT cycle to help this along? Thanks any advice would help.

[vikingblood]

Anyone?

[Joco71]

Bump

[vikingblood]

Bump

[Who_Am_I]

How old are you?

[vikingblood]

29, and I am 6ft 214#

[vikingblood]

Bump

[Joco71]

Did you get BW pre-cycle so you have something to compare? If so what were your #s pre-cycle?

[Who_Am_I]

Did you wait two weeks from your last injection to start your post cycle?

Regardless your FSH should be higher. LH or anything else was not tested?

If it were me I might give it a few more weeks off of everything including SERMs and retest. Let your body do its own thing.

Others may suggest running a post cycle again...

[vikingblood]

My Pre cycle blood work was.

TSH-2.12
Test (Total)- 555
Free Test- 129
CK-212
don't have FSH number

and my LH numnber now is 2.1 forgot to add that.

[kelkel]

Add ranges please.

[vikingblood]

Kelkel here is my exact results from my Blood work post PCT and then pre cycle sorry no picture but here are the numbers

Pre cycle Range
TSH-2.120 .358-3.800
Free Test-129 47-244
Test Total-555 241-827


Post PCT in image below

[kelkel]

Need to know how long after pct the BW was pulled.

[vikingblood]

6 weeks, post PCT but it was at 4PM.

[kelkel]

Ok, well it would be higher in the a.m. and for some it's a big difference. Factor in only six weeks after pct and it doesn't help. Yes, it's recommended to get BW 6-8 weeks after pct but it does not mean you'll be back to normal at all. PCT is no guarantee that you'll return to baseline levels. It just improves your odds.

I'd give it another couple months or so and retest first thing in the a.m. In the meantime live healthy and rest well.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/496034

ps: keep an eye on your thyroid. Your TSH is over 2 and anything over that number can give rise to issues. Most ranges are much broader and puts 2 "in range" but a more modern scale is .3 - 3.0. Next time get a full thyroid panel. Hypothyroid (even sub-clinical) can suppress LH levels.

[vikingblood]

ok Thanks, I was looking at running another cycle in August. I will check levels in the AM next month and see where are we at.