Longest you have been on cycle?

**itsmrgreen** · 05-23-2011, 05:02 PM

TheClinch has recently posted a thread asking about this sort of thing but I feel my question is slightly different,Is it possible to be on a cycle long enough so that your sperm becomes dry permanently in other words you cant get someone pregnant and if so how long do you think it would take to see this side effect because I have heard 6 months but I dont really believe that.I have seen the documentary Bigger Stronger Faster and it said pretty much all side effects are reversible and I was wondering if this is also reversible once you go on PCT.

**TheClinch** · 05-23-2011, 07:25 PM

I personally know a competative bodybuilder who used AAS for 8 years with no PCT ever run and very little time off. About a year a ago his fianće decides it's baby time and he's shooting blanks. No babies, none. So he goes to his GP Doctor and gets a low dose of test trt. A year later his doctor is seeing natural test production resuming and is hopeful the sperm factory will also resume. But as of yet my buddy is still without child. It appears this side effect is reversible but the treatment for it is extensively long. Thought I'd share. Now, regarding your question I personally don't know how long consistent AAS use will cause the sperm to be useless. I'd like to know also>>

**itsmrgreen** · 05-23-2011, 07:30 PM

Originally Posted by TheClinch

I personally know a competative bodybuilder who used AAS for 8 years with no PCT ever run and very little time off. About a year a ago his fianće decides it's baby time and he's shooting blanks. No babies, none. So he goes to his GP Doctor and gets a low dose of test trt. A year later his doctor is seeing natural test production resuming and is hopeful the sperm factory will also resume. But as of yet my buddy is still without child. It appears this side effect is reversible but the treatment for it is extensively long. Thought I'd share. Now, regarding your question I personally don't know how long consistent AAS use will cause the sperm to be useless. I'd like to know also>>

Thanks cause my girlfriend that I have been together with for a long time was telling me how she doesnt want me to end up shooting blanks so i figured id do some research to find out more about this

**Hazard** · 05-23-2011, 07:43 PM

While I do believe there will be those cases that some guys can't have kids..... I believe most can recover their sperm production through hcg /clomid therapy.

I know plenty of guys who have cycled for years..... some who have never come off..... and they now have kids.

~Haz~

**TheClinch** · 05-23-2011, 07:54 PM

Originally Posted by Hazard

While I do believe there will be those cases that some guys can't have kids..... I believe most can recover their sperm production through hcg /clomid therapy.

I know plenty of guys who have cycled for years..... some who have never come off..... and they now have kids.

~Haz~

That is inspiring!

**Hazard** · 05-23-2011, 08:03 PM

Originally Posted by TheClinch

That is inspiring!

LOL - let me just say tho..... comming off cycle and using proper pct protocol should help out A LOT! If you don't and you end up being that one guy..... you have no one to blame but yourself. There are always inherant risks..... we should always try to minimize them.

~Haz~

**TheClinch** · 05-23-2011, 08:14 PM

Originally Posted by Hazard

LOL - let me just say tho..... comming off cycle and using proper pct protocol should help out A LOT! If you don't and you end up being that one guy..... you have no one to blame but yourself. There are always inherant risks..... we should always try to minimize them.

~Haz~

Good advice! So in your opinion how often should a guy come off and run a pct if he plans to use AAS longterm?

**boz** · 05-23-2011, 10:01 PM

Originally Posted by TheClinch

Good advice! So in your opinion how often should a guy come off and run a pct if he plans to use AAS longterm?

IMO at the very least 3 months.

**TheClinch** · 05-23-2011, 10:04 PM

Originally Posted by boz

IMO at the very least 3 months.

Would you stay off 3 months or run a pct protocol then resume?

**boz** · 05-23-2011, 10:21 PM

Well if your going by the book, i would run pct, than yes stay off at the very least for 3 months get full blood count done/test results etc. Than start to contemplate a next cycle, if all is well on paper.

Me personally i have quite a bad attitude when it comes to cycling, dont get me wrong i do my pct, but i dont wait for the 3 months lol, im usually back on it within a month. DON'T DO WHAT I DO THOUGH, i'm prepared for the worst and yes i am already suffering from minor problems which i wont go into detail about, i know what i'm in for long down the track.