Is PCT always a must for test?

[lukeypop]

Going to take a tiny cycle:

320mg Andriol /day - 7 weeks

Is PCT always needed even with a small cycle like this?

If yes will need to see doc as I haven't got medical advice yet.

[D7M]

Yes, that will shut you down, and you'll need a pct.

Why are you taking Andriol ?

[lukeypop]

I'm taking Andriol because I'm a big ***** and it's the mildest AAS on the market. Nah! It's because I had heart surgery six years ago and have been prescribed Warfarin for life. Anything stronger than Andriol is a no go for me.

[dec11]

I'm taking Andriol because I'm a big ***** and it's the mildest AAS on the market. Nah! It's because I had heart surgery six years ago and have been prescribed Warfarin for life. Anything stronger than Andriol is a no go for me.

i wouldnt be taking anything

[D7M]

i wouldnt be taking anything

I agree. Is it really worth the risk?

[lukeypop]

There's basically nothing wrong with my heart. I've got a mechanical valve. The only issue is the Warfarin and how that is effected. Andriol effects warfarin but not massively.

[sigman roid]

There's basically nothing wrong with my heart. I've got a mechanical valve. The only issue is the Warfarin and how that is effected. Andriol effects warfarin but not massively.

I would not be taking anything even if it only has a small effect on the warfarin it could still cause problems Jmo

[chuckt12345]

I'm taking Andriol because I'm a big ***** and it's the mildest AAS on the market.

320mg of andriol a day is prb about the same as shootin 200mg/wk of test so im not sure why you are saying test is mild.

[lukeypop]

Thanks for your replies chaps! In view of your comments I'm having second thoughts as to whether the risk is worth it. I think I'm leaning toward not taking AAS and just accepting my lot when it comes to having had a heart operation. I should think myself lucky already without jepordising that. Thanks guys.

[marcus300]

Thanks for your replies chaps! In view of your comments I'm having second thoughts as to whether the risk is worth it. I think I'm leaning toward not taking AAS and just accepting my lot when it comes to having had a heart operation. I should think myself lucky already without jepordising that. Thanks guys.

Wise

[dec11]

yep, thts the sensible approach