TRT or Clomid?

**dkoslo22** · 07-06-2013, 07:44 PM

Hey there i am a 22 year old male ,almost 23. I started steroids at age 17 and pretty much used on and off for years... my first cycle was at age 17 i started off with a bottle of havoc, i knew what i was getting myself into, after that i ran test and eq for 3 months which was right after havoc. and then from there i used steroids and prohormones on and off at times for up to a year all the way to age 22. I got a blood test last year for low testosterone at age 21, i got back on steroids. now ive been off for almost half a year and i am suffering severe fatigue, no desire to do anything, weird thoughts, anxiety, paranoia... ect but at one point i was sleeping for 14 hours everyday..

anyways long story short i was considering doing trt since my levels are so low. or if i should do clomid

**ppwc1985** · 07-06-2013, 07:51 PM

What you need to do is go to the dr and let them try to fix you as best as they can, not starting yourself on trt. Let an expert help you. Soon!!!

**HRTstudent** · 07-08-2013, 12:16 PM

Originally Posted by dkoslo22

Hey there i am a 22 year old male ,almost 23. I started steroids at age 17 and pretty much used on and off for years... my first cycle was at age 17 i started off with a bottle of havoc, i knew what i was getting myself into, after that i ran test and eq for 3 months which was right after havoc. and then from there i used steroids and prohormones on and off at times for up to a year all the way to age 22. I got a blood test last year for low testosterone at age 21, i got back on steroids. now ive been off for almost half a year and i am suffering severe fatigue, no desire to do anything, weird thoughts, anxiety, paranoia... ect but at one point i was sleeping for 14 hours everyday..

anyways long story short i was considering doing trt since my levels are so low. or if i should do clomid

Most importantly you need to be under the care of a good doctor.

In short, I would try clomid if I could go back in time... I wish I had a better doctor from the get-go though.