Stopped TRT to get pregnant- Here is my Log with progress and results etc.

[Fresh2death]

Viagra a possibility?

I'd imagine he's already taking daily Cialis?

[PistolPete33]

I'd imagine he's already taking daily Cialis?

Yes, I'm taking Cialis daily. It's not prescription though it's from a Peptide company so it may not even be any good. Might just get the good stuff and see if that will help.

[Fresh2death]

Yes, I'm taking Cialis daily. It's not prescription though it's from a Peptide company so it may not even be any good. Might just get the good stuff and see if that will help.

In my experience, the real shit works a ton better than the peptide companies stuff. I'm sure that is company and batch dependant, but for me that's what I've found

[PistolPete33]

In my experience, the real shit works a ton better than the peptide companies stuff. I'm sure that is company and batch dependant, but for me that's what I've found

I would agree with that. My bet is that the Peptide crap is prob. 50% potency AT BEST.

[PistolPete33]

Day 63 - 71: Wow, the time is going by pretty quickly. Most importantly is my shoulder is really starting to improve. I started my diet for my cruise in 6 weeks. I feel pretty good overall. The gym is going good and strength is about the same. Not as strong as when I was on and not injured but I'm not frustrated at my lifts. I've been doing more to failure than I did before so going lighter but repping it out like a crazy person. haha

Libido is SLOWLY starting to come back it seems. Morning erections are back and sex has been successful but infrequent. We used to have sex daily but now it's prob. once a week at best. Time to change that.

I've been thinking of adding HCG to the mix to help boost Testosterone. I know it mostly mimics Clomid but was thinking of adding it back in for 4-6 weeks and seeing if it makes me feel any different. Fiance just started her period so she's obv. not pregnant. That said, it will take at an absolute minimum of 4-6 months. I will get blood work done in the next 6 weeks. (just started a new job and that's when insurance kicks in)