Blood work, Test level checked..

[Kingkuts]

I just finished a 8 week cycle of Test/Eq 500/400. My last injection was on April 28th. I started Nolvadex at 40/20/20/20 on May 10th. I took my last nolvadex Friday, the same day I had blood work done.

My test levels were 223. Which the Dr. said is low. I don't know what my Test levels were prior to taking the cycle. But, I'm sure it was higher than 223. The Dr. suggest a Testosterone gel to raise my Test levels.

Now, I know more AS is not the answer. I can't tell my Dr. the truth. I told her that I took a pro-hormone that I believe affected my Test levels, which is why I got the blood work to begin with.

Is it normal to have such Low test after ending PCT??? I have more nolvadex, should I continue it for a few more weeks? Or take something else to boost my natural Testosterone?

Any help is MUCH appreciated. Thanks guys.

[cobra305]

Full stats would be nice and this question may be better suited for the trt forum. On a side note from my readings it seems as if 8 wk cycle with eq was a waste. What kind of test did you run?

[Kingkuts]

Test E. I am 31 years old. Second cycle. Thanks for the opinion on EQ. First time trying in. I gained 18 pounds total. Kept about 14. Excellent results in strength and gains. Very pleased.

Anyways, I've posted my stats and goals previously. I'm looking for an answer or advice on the above question.

Thanks to anyone with experience on this matter.

[cobra305]

I would suggest doing your bloodwork again since originally you did it as you were pct'ing.
Your levels are more than likely better. And those results were probably do to the test since eq takes 8 wks to be effective.

[Kingkuts]

It was free, I had nothing to lose So, you think the low test level was normal giving I had the blood work Friday, the last day of PCT? I figured my levels would be higher at the end of the PCT.

[cobra305]

I am no expert but common sense would dictate that if you were to test it again now it would be higher. PCT just jumpstarts your natty test it takes time for it to get back to normal levels.