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01-16-2013, 05:32 PM #1Member
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If I start a TRT dose of test, will I have to always be on it?
I've been wondering about this, but I always had forgotten to ask you all here about it. I'm 34 and right now I am very limited in how much lifting I can do. I have an appointment with a back doctor for bulging and torn discs but i'm not going to get anymore of the cortisone shots. I will see what he suggests. I also had finally decided to have my shoulder fixed and am in the process of looking for the best surgeon in Md. to do the procedure.
At MuscleInc's suggestion I was going to just go with a 500 mg per week dose of just test. However, since I have made my choice to get my surgery done it woud likely be a waste since I can't work most of the large muscle groups.
I felt maybe a 250 mg per week dose of test might be best since healing up and not being able to move my arm for several months will undoubtedly cause a decline in my natural test levels, which are in the mid 600's right now.
My main question is if I start a 250 mg per week dose, would I likely have to keep that up for good? or would I just cycle on and off just like any other test cycle?
Also I had asked before, but no one responded if during recovery I should run a theraputic dose of deca to help speed up the healing from the surgery? I don't want it to get big, but I need to heal as fast as possible so I can get back to work. We're having a baby in July so I need to get back to making money asap.
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01-16-2013, 05:42 PM #2Banned
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250 mg/wk is a bit more than a TRT dose. Your recovery will depend on how long your natural production is shut down, longer shut down = hard recovery usually. As far as using Deca . to help heal from surgery, I know it's been done before but I just don't think it's a good idea to use a compound that promotes / forces rapid muscle growth when you're try to slowly & thoroughly heal.
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01-16-2013, 05:46 PM #3
TRT is a life long choice.
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I think if you're gonna go the TRT route, you should keep it around the 150 mg/wk range to avoid conversion of excess Test. to Estrogen.
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01-16-2013, 06:00 PM #7Member
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Really? Just 150 huh? I thought that might be to low. I don't have any idea though... which is why i'm here asking lol. Don't get me wrong... i'd like to get some growth out of it, but not a lot. I don't want to gain massive amounts of weight... what I want to do could be done naturally i'm sure... i'm just thinking i'll be 35 this year so i've been losing 1-2% of test per year for 5 years now.
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150 - 180 mg/wk is at the high end of the average natural testosterone production of a 15 - 20 year old.
And you're not gonna get any growth if you can't eat & train. I wouldn't worry about growth while healing, just get healed up proper & then worry about hitting the weights again. However, you can still eat clean to avoid unwanted weight gain & an overall better quality of life.Last edited by The Bear 79; 01-16-2013 at 06:07 PM.
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150 mg/wk should not aromatize.
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I'll shoot for 150 (no pun intended lol)
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