Have I messed up my natural testosterone levels?

[mick86]

get your blood tested at a different lab, and get it taken in the morning. I've been hearing a lot about the medical professions being less "professional" lately. and even putting peoples lives in danger. I'd especially try a diff lab if they cant even keep a record.

I went to a doctor who was recomended to me because he deals with quite a few guys on roids. Hes not my usual doctor, I only see him in relation to steroid use. I dont know which lab which his pratice uses so I guess my choices are stick it out or find another doctor. He doesnt really seem to know much about steroids, I was concerned when he told me that there wasnt any proof that pct was benificial for reducing sides while cycling or recovering quicker (he did however acknowledge that tamaxofen can reverse gyno). Hes not really heard of aromasin, often Im the one telling him about steroids, lol.

[RapaciousShark]

I went to a doctor who was recomended to me because he deals with quite a few guys on roids. Hes not my usual doctor, I only see him in relation to steroid use. I dont know which lab which his pratice uses so I guess my choices are stick it out or find another doctor. He doesnt really seem to know much about steroids, I was concerned when he told me that there wasnt any proof that pct was benificial for reducing sides while cycling or recovering quicker (he did however acknowledge that tamaxofen can reverse gyno). Hes not really heard of aromasin, often Im the one telling him about steroids, lol.

My doctor is exactly the same way. Most of them dont know f**k about roids or the drugs we use in PCT. My GP didnt know any AI names or how they worked and got 5AR confused with aromatase, then the endocrinologist, the fu**ing endocrinologist I went to told me letro was an anti-testosterone (which, he explained, was how it lowered estrogen). I needed his help though so I didnt fight with him on it.

I got my blood taken at both places and it came out different. Diff labs use diff scales and are sometimes just....different, for lack of better diction.

[mick86]

My doctor is exactly the same way. Most of them dont know f**k about roids or the drugs we use in PCT. My GP didnt know any AI names or how they worked and got 5AR confused with aromatase, then the endocrinologist, the fu**ing endocrinologist I went to told me letro was an anti-testosterone (which, he explained, was how it lowered estrogen). I needed his help though so I didnt fight with him on it.

I got my blood taken at both places and it came out different. Diff labs use diff scales and are sometimes just....different, for lack of better diction.

An anti-testosterone lol, best be avoiding those.

I realise that steroid use for muscle growth is not these medical professionals speciality, but not understanding the role of AI's, Serms and other such medicly used classes of drugs came as a suprise to me, especially when I particulaly sort out a doctor who seemed to have alot of expierence with steroid users.

I have found that pharmicists generally have a better undersanding or a least more of an intrest in steroid releated topics, I know two now that I chat to and discuss ideas with occasionally, both men in their late 20's to early 30s