Blood Pressure Considerations on Test Susp Cycle after 70 Days

[BJJ]

BLOOD PRESSURE:
______________Day 1__________Day 8__________Day 15__________Day 22__________Day 29__________Day 36__________Day 43__________Day 50__________Day 70__________Day 78__________Day 98__________Day 123__________Day 140
SYS (mmHg)_______119____________119____________123____________119_____________128____________131_____________105_____________115____________116_____________118_____________122____________110______________107
DIA (mmHg)________60_____________50_____________52_____________50______________56_____________51______________42______________50______________41_____________39_______________57_____________54_______________47
BPM______________68_____________74_____________68_____________64______________67______________76______________73______________70______________81_____________64______________75______________74_______________75

During this cycle of testosterone suspension, the exogenous compound had the ability to lower my diastolic pressure and in some cases also my systolic one.

Surely, the use of diazepam (even though rare) and a diet low in sodium did not help at all.

Took an electrocardiogram and it was fine.
Milodrina on hand.

[TheCamel]

This data is interesting but also very weird, lol.
You had DIA @ 60 before starting your cycle and during it dropped to 41?

You could have been a runner...

[TheCamel]

This data is interesting but also very weird, lol.
You had DIA @ 60 before starting your cycle and during it dropped to 41?

You could have been a runner...

[BJJ]

My BP is not even raising on HGH, it is actually going down!

What do I have to do to make it raise?

[BJJ]

"T3 also affects the cardiovascular system. It increases the cardiac output by increasing the heart rate and force of contraction. This results in increased systolic blood pressure and decreased diastolic blood pressure. The latter two effects act to produce the typical bounding pulse seen in hyperthyroidism."

[Swifto]

BLOOD PRESSURE:
______________Day 1__________Day 8__________Day 15__________Day 22__________Day 29__________Day 36__________Day 43__________Day 50__________Day 70__________Day 78__________Day 98__________Day 123
SYS (mmHg)_______119____________119____________123____________119_____________128____________131_____________105_____________115____________116_____________118_____________122____________110
DIA (mmHg)________60_____________50_____________52_____________50______________56_____________51______________42______________50______________41_____________39_______________57_____________54
BPM______________68_____________74_____________68_____________64______________67______________76______________73______________70______________81_____________64______________75______________74

After 70 days of testosterone suspension, I can say this endogenous compound had the ability to lower my diastolic pressure and in some cases also my systolic one.
On day 43, I had the worst scenario but it must be said I always had the diastolic pressure low in my life, which is a good thing in many aspects but too low...
Surely, the use of diazepam (even though rare) and a diet low in sodium did not help at all.

Took an electrocardiogram and it was fine.
Milodrina on hand.

Exogenous.

[BJJ]

Exogenous.

I meant the testosterone itself lol, not the suspension I used.
Thanks for checking that out anyway, I will write differently.
I do not want some newbie to get a confusing information.

[BJJ]

^^^
Now that even the PCT is over and I am only on rHGH, also my systolic pressure is going down.