Bloodwork/dosage questions

[dieoxwithout]

Have a few questions regarding bloodwork, cycling and TRT use

I had a few issues with my blood work first time I started and its been about 4 months now, I'm on 80mg x2 a week and HCG /AI is also added in.

The thing is my actual blood work has improved tremendously and things are looking really good for a heavy blast/cruise

Here's the thing, how could there be such a big difference in blood work if I add an extra 40mgs a week, why would the bloods be so off the charts and show up as high in everything from RBC to cholesterol etc..

Also, does your body get used to your same TRT dosage for months on end and would it make sense to up your TRT dosage since your body might have gotten used to the same TRT dosage


Regarding HCG and estrogen conversion, there is absolutely nothing you can do about this?

[kelkel]

How long have you been on TRT in total?
Any addition/subtraction will have an effect on BW. Are you saying you added only 40 mgs and your numbers went way off or is that hypothetical?
There's no reason to change a TRT dose or ancillaries unless BW dictates it's needed. Example, for years I did not need an AI. Now I do even though my dose of testosterone did not change.
Re HCG , just factor it in and monitor BW. Titrate ancillaries as needed for the desired, healthy effect.

[dieoxwithout]

Thanks Kel

I meant that just adding/taking away 40mgs per week changes the blood work results by a big margin. Not something that I expected to happen since it is only 40mgs, but I guess I was wrong and even 40mg of legit test will work just fine. I was looking at increasing my dosage a bit but will most likely just increase it in a small increment

My next test batch is a bit higher in mgs per ml and will see how this works out, blood work has also been doing so well so I guess I've found a good test dosage for my levels.

[kelkel]

No doubt 40 mgs can make a big difference when amounts are lower as in TRT. It can be the difference between needing an AI or not, needing to donate blood and other sides.