^^^ 30%, you're very generous!
OP, simply go back to your TRT dose 3 week prior to doing BW
^^^ 30%, you're very generous!
OP, simply go back to your TRT dose 3 week prior to doing BW
Three weeks is plenty time? How dose uping my dose effect my natural test levels. I mean as you use aas it suppresses your test. Should you use nova or Clomid to reduce estrogen levels? He didn't test my estrogen on last blood work but he didn't have a real reason to do so but I would think he would having me on trt. Maybe I'm just over thinking it but I don't want him to know I'm running my own gear and let my insurance know and never be able to get insurance.
Do you have a copy of the BW that your doc used to evaluate you and put you on TRT? And quite honestly, you need to run from this doc as fast as possible as he knows nothing about hormones. Test has about a 5-7 day half life, metabolism dependent. My point is simply that injections should be weekly at a minimum. You will be on a hormonal roller coaster with a once per month protocol. Find a competent doctor fast.
You no longer are producing endogenous testosterone so you're not suppressed, your totally shut down when on bio-identical T therapy. Which leads to why most people on TRT should be on HCG to keep their testicals functioning, but that's another story and there's actually a great sticky thread on it. Nolva and clomid are SERM's, not AI's. Yes, your doc should know your E2 level, he just doesn't know any better. You need to know your E2 level via a sensitive assay to see where things are. If you are running cycle levels of Test then you need to use an AI, there's no way around it. There are private labs available that will test for you at reasonable prices.
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