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    Does Tren lower your Testosterone

    I have searched and found done data on what I'm asking but no specifics.

    I am 55 am HRT at 1 1/2 cc 200 mgs every 7 days of cyp. I've added in a Tren (200 mgs) and only doing 1/2 with my cyp and have some pretty awesome solid gains. Enough for others to go OMG so IMHO you don't need large amounts of gear to get big, diet and exercise.

    So, my question is, I have to go do my blood work for my Dr in 2 weeks and will go give blood next week. Will the tren lower my Test levels? How can I make sure I'm at a normal level? Is 1 way by not doing my injection this week? Just looking for sone advice here

    BTW, about me, again 55 years young, Cholesterol 98, blood pressure 130/78 , BF 16% and on no medication. When I get a total blood test done everything is normal.

    Thanks

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    Hey man ! Tren is going to raise your Tes serum levels on your blood work. Not lower it. Tren A comes on fast and leaves fast so just stop the tren a week or two out stay on your normal hrt dose then hop back on the tren train after

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    Quote Originally Posted by tectime View Post
    Hey man ! Tren is going to raise your Tes serum levels on your blood work. Not lower it. Tren A comes on fast and leaves fast so just stop the tren a week or two out stay on your normal hrt dose then hop back on the tren train after
    Wrong. Tren is suppressiv and will lower testlevels in bloodwork and will not show on a bloodtest. For sure it will affect other values like cholestrol etc

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    Quote Originally Posted by Silabolin View Post
    Wrong. Tren is suppressiv and will lower testlevels in bloodwork and will not show on a bloodtest. For sure it will affect other values like cholestrol etc
    You are both wrong. And don't be such an ass. Most tests actually will show tren as estrogen. Without getting into a long convo about why I'm sure their are threads on here that will explain why. Good day

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    Tren will not lower your testosterone levels if you are on TRT.
    When on TRT, your body is not producing test. Thus tren can't suppress your production since you aren't producing.
    When not on TRT, tren will lower your testosterone levels. (Most likely close to zero.)

    Tren will not raise your testosterone levels if you are on TRT.
    There are studies that show that some methods of testing testosterone will detect deca as test.
    I haven't seen any studies that show tren as test.
    Simply put, tren and test are different chemicals and blood work will not mistake tren for test.

    Tren will fuck up your blood work in many ways though.
    LDL and VLDL will be higher. (Bad)
    HDL will be lower. (Bad)
    Blood pressure will be higher. (Bad)
    Hematocrit will be higher. (Bad)
    You should not be taking ANY extra meds for at least a month before blood work.

    My recommendation is to stop tren and reschedule your appointment.

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    If you're on Tren A @ 100mg/wk, it should be pretty much out of your system in a couple of weeks. Stop Tren a couple of weeks before your blood work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ScotchGuard02
    If you're on Tren A @ 100mg/wk, it should be pretty much out of your system in a couple of weeks. Stop Tren a couple of weeks before your blood work.
    True but his hematocrit and cholesterol will still be high.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Deadlifting Dog View Post
    True but his hematocrit and cholesterol will still be high.
    Thanks guys for your comments. I go n studies vs "I think" funny thing is my cholesterol "on" Tren is 98. Now, I've become vegan 3 months ago which im sure helps. I donate blood every time I'm allowed. To which keeps my hematocrit down

    I won't do a shot this week, nor next but I'll either have to reschedule or just give my sample no later than next Thursday. One good thing is my Dr is pretty cool but has no clue I cycle

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk6169
    Thanks guys for your comments. I go n studies vs "I think" funny thing is my cholesterol "on" Tren is 98. Now, I've become vegan 3 months ago which im sure helps. I donate blood every time I'm allowed. To which keeps my hematocrit down I won't do a shot this week, nor next but I'll either have to reschedule or just give my sample no later than next Thursday. One good thing is my Dr is pretty cool but has no clue I cycle
    I am no expert but...
    Vegan plus frequent donations sounds like a recipe for anemia

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