Your opinion help

**Vomarki** · 02-19-2019, 03:34 AM

Hello Im done cycle 4 month ago test prop eod 100 mg 6 week
And tbol 30 mg ed 6 week PCt is only clomid
And my analysis
Total testosterone 415.0 ng/dl normal 160-853
Free testosterone 20.8 pg/ml normal 15 -50
Prolactin 11.0 ng/ml normal 2.5 -17.0
E2 <20 pg/ml normal 0-56
My test is low or normal ? Can I start my next cycle or not?
my age 25 years thanks.

**kelkel** · 02-19-2019, 08:51 AM

How long after pct did you get this blood work done?
What was your clomid protocol?
Total T is low normal.
Free T is low and that is what works for us. Free T is always more important than total T.

**Vomarki** · 02-19-2019, 10:47 AM

Clomid was 4 week 50/50/50/50 I'm done pct 4 months ago and yesterday I passed this tests, can you give me some advise to up my natural t level? Or it's overfor me and I dont need use cycle anymore ?)

**kelkel** · 02-19-2019, 11:34 AM

Ok, if the blood work was just recent then your levels are probably pretty stable. Your total T is not horrible it's just your free T is lower than we like. It is probably due to having a higher SHBG value but only further blood work would confirm that possibility.

If blood work is easy accessible for you then I'd be interested in seeing a full thyroid panel as well as shbg. In the meantime eat healthy, sleep well, maybe add in some D3 as it can improve your Free T by virtue of decreasing shbg slightly. It's not a miracle but anything helps. If you can test your D3 first do so. it's a fat soluble vitamin so you don't want to over-do it but most people in N. America (no clue where you are) can easily take 5K IU's per day without issue.

**Vomarki** · 02-19-2019, 02:43 PM

Okey thank you very much, I check my shbg , don't need use hcg or clomid for up t level ?

**kelkel** · 02-19-2019, 02:47 PM

Originally Posted by Vomarki

Okey thank you very much, I check my shbg , don't need use hcg or clomid for up t level ?

You can try another round of serms (nolva/clomid combined this time) if you choose to. Whether it ultimately elevates your endogenous T level after cessation of use remains to be seen. It may or may not. HCG I would not advise at this time as over time it's suppressive to LH/FSH function which is the opposite of what you want.

**Vomarki** · 02-19-2019, 03:00 PM

Thank you!! Sorry my last question, If I run second cycle with hcg and use clomid and nolva for pct , my t level stay stability or be lower ? Or dont use ac never?)

**kelkel** · 02-19-2019, 07:54 PM

Originally Posted by Vomarki

Thank you!! Sorry my last question, If I run second cycle with hcg and use clomid and nolva for pct , my t level stay stability or be lower ? Or dont use ac never?)

There's never a guarantee that T levels will stay stable. Cycling is always a risk.