To preface this and give my post some context, I recently had some blood work done and my test is sitting at 369 ng/dL and my fsh and lh are through the roof right now. Prior to this blood test I was on test prop for a month and was taking 100mg eod and stopped injecting for roughly 2 weeks before going in (also feel the need to mention that while I was on test for that month, I've never felt better and all the body pain and depression I had seemingly disappeared). Rewind 6-7 months before I even started injecting, my test was at 413 ng/dL and I was trying to get my pcp to prescribe me trt. I want my own test levels to be sitting at 1000 ng/dL since it seems to be the most optimal level for my friend who is currently on trt. I've been observing his progress ever since he started trt and I frequently ask him to describe how he feels while at that amount. I also wanted a prescription so that when I could start traveling again I could take it with me and not have it seized at the airport or get myself arrested.

I'm not really sure why my body is reacting this way but I doubt my primary care physician is going to prescribe me trt since the cutoff level is the low 300s. My buddy suggested I just go to the trt clinic he goes to and get it prescribed there. My roommate says I should just take clomid, nolva, and hcg for a few months and just see what happens. He said that it put him at 1200 ng/dL and that before he started that he was a fair bit over 600 ng/dL. I understand that a combination of those drugs can increase your test but I don't believe they can increase it to that degree. Searching online and looking at whatever I could find, there isn't really anything that supports an increase to testosterone of that degree. It sounds too good to be true and I don't want to waste the time it would take to test this out. I understand that everyone reacts differently but if clomid and nolva do boost you up, do you stay at that elevated amount after getting off of it? Are those effects lasting?