Fairly uneducated, needing help

[nudgeespirit]

So I have done 2 cycles in the past one 2-3 years ago for 8 weeks doing winny/test e (forget the dose, but was not much). And then another early last year (around this time lastyear), cycling sust 250 for around 8 weeks as well. Ranging from 2-3ml a week, while also taking T2 hormone. I did not pct for both cycles, already know my mistake here. I was meant to get Nolvadex for my second, but there was a stuff up with a friend and I never got my hands on it. My testies have never really got to the same size since. But I've noticed in the past 2-3 months that they have shrunk, my libido has lower considerably and I've lost muscle mass. This is concerning as I'm only 22. I got my testosterone checked at my local gp and my levels were very low, 18 or something? I'm not too clued, but apparently they should but up towards the 35 marks. I'm young and really regret my previous decisions involving gear use. All I'm asking is if there are any step I can take to recover my natural testosterone levels ? Even a year post cycle? Or am I screwed and going to have to rely on trt for the rest of my life? Hoping thst isn't the case...

[Mr.BB]

Halting the test production while young (under 25) makes the testosterone restart never come back to the levels it once was, the HPTA is not mature enough.

Not doing any PCT will only make it worse.

First you need to do complete bloodwork (if you havent done already) and post it here or on the TRT part of the forum.

The next steps will be determined by the lab results. You need at least this tests:

• Total Testosterone
• Bioavailable testosterone (aka Free and Loosely Bound)
• Free Testosterone
• SHBG
• DHT
• Estradiol (specify “sensitive” assay for males)
• LH
• FSH
• Prolactin
• Cortisol
• Thyroid Panel (complete)
• CBC
• Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
• Lipid Panel
• Vitamin D

[nudgeespirit]

Thankyou. And this can be done through my local gp or?

[Back In Black]

Are you British?

[nudgeespirit]

Negative, I'm Australian.

[Back In Black]

Then you need an Aussie to advise, hopefully one will be along soon.