Printable View
Just started a medical trt/hrt. Would Anavar scque my bloodwork ? Fat % is higher than I like. Serious back issues force me to train different than I'd like. Should I just be patient ?? Diet is good. Only at about 2k- 2500 calories, balanced correctly. Hate being smooth. About 20% @ 57 yrs old.Seeing a specialist in a month. I speak about Anavar only cause I don't want to fuck up bloodwork. Just 2 wks into HRT
Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk
Any AAS will throw something out of whack. Mild as it is, Var will certainly mess with your lipid profile and SHBG. So yes, it will tweak your bloodwork.
I don't know what your numbers were before you began HRT/TRT, or for how long you were deficient. Are you just being prescribed Testosterone, or are you also being given GH or anything as well? Out of curiosity, may I ask how much? What kind of specialist are you going to be seeing next month, an endocrinologist? Physical therapist for your back?
I do know that 2 weeks in is too soon to judge much of a positive effect from TRT. I might suggest waiting a bit and seeing how that begins to pan out before considering throwing anything else into the mix.
As for right now, are you seeing a good trainer or anything in regards to formulating a special workout and/or diet plan for your unique situation? Doing it yourself? Or are you just seeing a doc for the hrt stuff?
Optimizing T levels with a proper TRT protocol can and will do wonders for you in conjunction with diet and exercise. Don't add anything else. Be patient, work hard and watch the progress happen.
Run your TRT/HRT for a while to set a baseline in your blood numbers. You can do a cycle by simply increasing your Test dosage from TRT dose to 500mg/wk for 12wks to 14wks. You should also run an AI and HCG. No need to PCT as you are on TRT/HRT.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4irishmen