Need Help

[gorvon]

Im on TRT. My regular doctor prescribed me 400mgs cyp every three weeks. That was two years ago. He never asked for a follow up or a check up to see where my new levels were after I started TRT. Well needless to say, I added some more to what he prescribed me. I am taking what he gave me, but in addition to that I am taking 250mgs of Test cyp and enth EOD along with 250 mgs of Mast. Prop and Sustanon once a week. Here's the issue, because the new insurance laws have kicked in, the insurance company wants to monitor my levels. I have found a lab that will do the blood work, no questions asked. I am afraid that when I go to him, it will be obvious what I am doing and he will not renew my prescription. I got lucky. In two years, he has never asked me for a check up. Since I started the TRT, I have put on 44 lbs (pre 208, current 252 lbs 10 %BF). My levels pre were 105 and 108. The weight gain wont be an issue. I have been around 250 lbs before, but I went through some major life changes which caused me to lose all that weight. I guess I am nervous that when I do go in for his tests, he will know. Any suggestions to get my levels down before he tests me? Don't flame me, I did try and find a sticky for this. I know I haven't posted a lot on here, but I have been a member for awhile. Any help would be appreciated.

[kelkel]

Hi gorvon. Wow. Your doc is clueless when it comes to TRT and for your own health I'd urge you to find a new one. Tests half life is about 5-7 days btw.

1. How long have you been adding to your trt?
2. 250mg of test cyp and 250 enanthate or some 250mg combo of both? Plus Mast, prop and sust?
3. So no physical or blood work since starting?

Now, what your taking additionally really makes no sense whatsoever both in dose timing and combination of aas. Once all this is done and your health is squared away, do your research. Doesn't matter how big you get if your health falls apart. I say that as I'd bet your BW is really screwed up right now. Lipids, hemoglobin, hematocrit, etc. Now I'm not trying to be negative and I'm not against cycling but your health has to be considered and it appears it really has not been, right?

When it comes to him testing you. I'm sure you can postpone the test for a variety of reasons. You can also google a pct calculator and get an idea of how long it will take clear your system.

[TennTarheel]

Yeah, that is probably one of the worst designed cycles I have ever heard. No joke. You truly need to do a lot of research.

[gorvon]

Thanks for the help