Low T / Should I blast n cruise?

[gold43]

I have naturally low t. 200 range. Always the same pre n post cycle. As some of you know, low T sucks. For me the worst is being very lethargic between cycles. I do fine with my diet and maintaining gains. I'm 2 weeks out from my next cycle.

Should I just self prescribe a low dose of Test and HCG?
What are the risks? Would I be better off just going to the doc before I run my cycle? Will they test to see my levels later on after I start my cycle?
Sorry for the noob question.

[frank13]

if that's what it is and u know this from blood work why not see the doc i don't think you'd have an issue getting trt

[lovbyts]

As mentioned above I would either get in to a doctor and find out why you have low T. It could be a tumor or? It's always best to find out what the cause is 1st thing especially before trying to self medicate. If it is a tumor or a few other things you could make the situation worse.

If you cant find a doctor then just use one of the many LowTestosterone clinics. They usually only charge $99 to do a full blood workup and you will have the results in a few days along with options for TRT.

It's best to get a handle on your TRT before doing a cycle or blast of course and just getting on TRT and your T levels up to normal you will experience significant gains of course.

[kelkel]

As mentioned above I would either get in to a doctor and find out why you have low T. It could be a tumor or? It's always best to find out what the cause is 1st thing especially before trying to self medicate. If it is a tumor or a few other things you could make the situation worse.

If you cant find a doctor then just use one of the many LowTestosterone clinics. They usually only charge $99 to do a full blood workup and you will have the results in a few days along with options for TRT.

It's best to get a handle on your TRT before doing a cycle or blast of course and just getting on TRT and your T levels up to normal you will experience significant gains of course.

X2...

Search for the root cause with a competent doc that knows hormones and blood work. Do some internet searching, make calls, etc. and find a good one in your area. Full BW is the first step in finding the causative factor. Many things can contribute to low T such as pathologies like Lov mentioned, head or testicular trauma, cortisol or prolactin. Know that hypothyroidism will cause hypogonadism as well. All that said, FULL BW is your starting point. Need to determine where the issue lies and try to correct it first.

[gold43]

I kinda already knew that, just wasn't sure what direction to pursue. I have my answer now. Thanks guys.