BLOOD WORK results

[countingcrows]

Hi just looking for some advice

i have finished my cycle (test E and tren A) and got a blood test done about a week after my last jab (i will also get another test done in 8-12 weeks to see how my recovery has taken place).

my results were

LH 1
FSH 1
TESTO 59

obviously expecting a high test result, i currently have clomid and nolv at hand, as advised i have been taking:

clom day 1 -125mg then 75/50/25
nolv day 1 -60mg then 40/40/20

after seeing my blood test result can anyone confirm this a good dosage recommendation still?

thanks in advance, any further details can be provided if required

[kelkel]

Have to assume you infer that 59 is high as you did not give a range?
Really not worth the money to pull BW a week post cycle.
LH and FSH will always be bottomed out in the presence of exogenous test.

With running test enth you need to wait at least two weeks before starting pct to let the test clear your system as the serms won't initiate any HPTA function until the test "mostly" clears your system. That being said, pct should be for at least 4 weeks:

Clomid @ 100/50/50/50
Nolva @ 40/20/20/20

After this wait 6-8 weeks for BW to give your HPTA time to normalize. Include at a minimum:

LH/FSH
Total T
Free T
CBC
CMP
Lipids
E2 Sensitive

Add prolactin if insurance covers it due to running tren.

[countingcrows]

thanks for your reply

i have managed to get blood tests free for other reasons so i just thought why not see what my levels are now.

so you suggest i stop my 3 day in clom and nolv as i have already started, to allow another week?

in regards to my testo 59 nmol/L the doctor said it should be no higher or below (5.0 - 25.0)

main issue now is should i stop clom and nolv and restart in another 3/4 days to allow the 2 weeks as you have stated or just continue on lower amounts?

[kelkel]

The serms aren't doing anything for you while the exogenous test is still in your system. If it were me, I'd stop for a week or so. But it won't hurt you to stay on. I would just not count it as an effective week of pct.