Military Tested

[ShreddedZZ]

Hey guys, I wanted to reach out and get some opinions. I'm currently running Test E, and my military doctor had me get bloodwork done. They tested my T-levels, and they came back really high. I informed them that I was just taking the usual GNC supplements. They now want me to get off all the supplements and test me again. My question is should I go ahead and get off, hopefully, crash soon and get the bloodwork done? Or should I stay on? He believes I might have tumor issues, or I'm on something..which I am...any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

[almostgone]

Uh... if they want you to get tested again, count yourself lucky you have a second chance and jump off of your test.
Why did they test your levels in the first place?

[Test Monsterone]

Well, if they’re gonna test you say 3 weeks after you get off, you’ll likely have low testosterone, depending on how long you’ve been on. So maybe the best thing would be to inject just enough to maintain normal levels unless you think you have enough time to recover.

[Mooseman33]

this is ur job man, why would u chance it.
listen to AG, get off and pass test.

[ShreddedZZ]

Well, if they’re gonna test you say 3 weeks after you get off, you’ll likely have low testosterone, depending on how long you’ve been on. So maybe the best thing would be to inject just enough to maintain normal levels unless you think you have enough time to recover.

I’ve only been on for about 3 weeks. I think I’ll follow your advice and go into a TRT dose, then go back.

[ShreddedZZ]

That's what I was considering, but if I feel like it would seem way too evident if I go from high test levels to super low. I think if I can taper it down, I should be fine. Any input?

[almostgone]

This is the one.

Dial it down to 50 to 100mg per week, depending on whether you are using hcg or not. Try to time your injection with the blood draw so that you are at a trough as well. That is, if you know the draw will be on a Friday, do your last injection the Friday before.

I suspect you are not the first active duty personnel to run a cycle, either, so it doesn't seem likely they haven't seen it before. This raises a question: what happens if you are "caught"? I genuinely do not know the answer. Is it just a minor note "in your record" or a discharge?

Reduction in rank, forfeiture of pay, loss of security clearance, discharge under other than honorable conditions. It could pan out in a variety of ways.

[Euroholic]

With weekend at Bidens as your commander in chief just tell them you are non binary and you will be promoted.

[lovbyts]

With weekend at Bidens as your commander in chief just tell them you are non binary and you will be promoted.

Perfect answer.

[SampsonandDelilah]

With weekend at Bidens as your commander in chief just tell them you are non binary and you will be promoted.

Almost spit out my protein shake!