OMG..I miscalculated & screwed up big time!!!http://forums.steroid.com/images/icons/i

[MuscleInk]

PLM and CM have you headed in the right direction. Discontinue and start PCT right away. Normally HCG is introduced mid cycle but given your situation, I'd recommend adding that to a PCT to get the LH receptors firing after the natural androgen suppression you caused.

I'd prefer you don't use any synthetic testosterone right now as recommended by Ironbeck. its not a bad idea but you appear lack some of the basic fundamentals of safe cycling. Young guys get frustrated and put off when we recommend they wait a few years, educate themselves thoroughly on the effects AND risks of anabolic steroids. Unfortunately too many believe they HAVE TO do it RIGHT NOW and that impetuousness leads to these kinds of problems.

Get on a PCT for 4 weeks. Add 1200mg of NAC DAILY NOW.

Get the following blood work
- CBC
- CMP
- Complete male hormone panel wit E2 sensitive assay.

EDIT:
If the CMP does not include LFTs (liver tests) and glomererular filtration rate and creatinine clearance and blood urea nitrogen (kidney function tests) to evaluate the health of these viscera.

[powerliftmike]

Young guys get frustrated and put off when we recommend they wait a few years, educate themselves thoroughly on the effects AND risks of anabolic steroids. Unfortunately too many believe they HAVE TO do it RIGHT NOW and that impetuousness leads to these kinds of problems.

I see it all the time. For some reason guys believe they can do a cycle and workout hard for a few months, bulk up to where they want to be, stop, get their natural testosterone back up and somehow maintain everything and never do anything again. It's a fantasy. The body doesnt work that way.

[MuscleInk]

I see it all the time. For some reason guys believe they can do a cycle and workout hard for a few months, bulk up to where they want to be, stop, get their natural testosterone back up and somehow maintain everything and never do anything again. It's a fantasy. The body doesnt work that way.

Couldn't have said it any better. It's a process with many components that must work in harmony to succeed AND it takes time and always commitment.