Good Evening All,
I made a post a while ago about how my most recent cycle didn't go so great with respect to mental sides. The cycle was 5 months of 500 test and EQ.
Long story short, for some reason the cycle this time around completely messed with my brain, I was angry, jealous, extremely distant from my girlfriend, found flaws in everything she did, basically I took anger out on everything and anyone (not phsycially). I would say I was depressed at times as well.
Anyways, I finally clued in that it was probably the steroids doing it to me, so I dropped them with a proper PCT at the end of July, within a couple weeks I was back to normal, and my girlfriend was extremely happy with me.
So that was in July, to this day I still get the odd mood swing, often it's with my girlfriend but she has really done nothing wrong, I will just find something insignificant and blow it up or I will just suddenly go quiet and come the next morning I'll be happy as a pig in mud. I also notice I may be overprotective of her or jealous which I never was pre-cycle. Basically, its a mild form of what I felt on cycle if that make sense?
So I went to my family doctor and talked to him about it today and he said there is no way that the steroids are still messing with me and I just have too much stress in my life and I should try some frigin meditating
What is your guys take on this? Could my hormones be off balance still 3.5 months later causing this? I'm really hoping they are as I would really like to treat people the way they deserve and the fact that I still have back acne makes me think they are. I got blood work checked today and will get the results in 3 days but my doctor insisted on not testing my test or estrogen levels.




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, of course no AI ) even with menial tasks like preparing food I felt like my brain was on fire. Got bad insomnia at night, didn't eat much because of the bloating, and got pretty much unhealthy overall. But hey, if E2 is in check I can do just fine. When is on the low side, I start to get lethargic, foggy, and anxious.
