Acquiring a TRT script?
First off... PLEASE FORGIVE MY IGNORANCE ON THIS ISSUE!
This question is geared toward the 'OLDER' vets on this board....
This is one subject I do not speak about with my physician....he is a friend of the family and during our 'family get togethers' I have come to understand that he feels steroids are widely abused and should ONLY be used when ABSOLUTELY NECCESSARY
That being said, I would like to have a TRT script.
I'm over 35 years old(suggested minimal age for TRT therapy) & probably could get a script if I took the correct measures, considering my body's natural testosterone level is probably lower than what is recommended. But, in order to get a script I'd have to come off ALL AAS for an extended period of time....something I'm not fond of doing.
Since first entering the AAS world in my early 20's I have found the use of AAS to be TRUELY BENEFICIAL both physically & mentally towards my well being! I have run DOZENS of cycles of EVERY AAS you have ever heard of...from legitimate pharmaceutical brands to underground labs & home brewed compounds and have found a handful of TRIED & TRUES. For the past 10 years or so, I have been running TWO 13 week cycles every year! I know 13 sounds like a strange number for a cycle, but, I have found this number to be the easiest way to quickly calculate the number of products I need to fulfill my cycle.... and TWO 13 week cycles(26 weeks total) means I will be OFF gear for just as long as I'm on throughout the year. A safe way of doing it!!!
Most recently I've been running TestE with TestP as my base and usually throw in something that I may find beneficial or interesting....depending on what I can acquire...my current addition is 1Test-Cyp and Tbol. BTW things are going great!
Anyways, back to my question... We all know that it is imperative to introduce a PCT routine within a few days/weeks (depending on esters) after cessation of a AAS cycle. I was curious to know if anyone has taken this opportunity of down time to acquire a TRT script?
My thoughts were....if I were not to introduce a PCT routine after the cycle and instead waited about 6-8weeks(when my hormone levels would crash), would my T-levels & physical symptoms look bad enough for a Dr. to consider therapy?
Thanks in advance!!!
BK73
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you said you do 13 weeks on and 13 weeks off...what are you doing the 13 weeks off?? , Get your script then , thats when you will be at your lowest roughly 3-4 weeks after cessation of longer esters. Your numbers should be in the toilet even while on PCT so it should be easy . Also, I have gone the whole route, endo, script ect....its far cheaper to go UGL, at least it was for me, my insurance didnt cover shit. good luck!
Yeah, planning on staying with underground stuff...I would like the script for other reasons.
I figured to go during the 13 weeks off, but, like I mentioned I ALWAYS use a Nolva/Clomid routine within 3 weeks of cessation of AAS. I figured that while ON the PCT's my numbers might be close enough to where he wouldn't consider it....I dunno???..Then, I'd feel funny asking him to do it again in a couple months?...
Just curious if anyone has had luck trying it the way I was thinking? if it sounded plausible?
BK73
Good luck......here is my experience.
Most docs will start off with the Test gel...I don't want that. If you're luck enough to get shots they most likely will do them in the office. I haven't had much luck finding one to subscribe me my own and let me do my own shots. Then finally, I did find an anit aging doctor to shot with me with 1cc of test E every week or every other week but it was $70 a pop. I can buy a whole bottle off of here for that so I just do my own TRT, 1 cc every week or so, get my bloods down at least twice a year for hormones plus twice with my normal physical to keep an eye on things.
tread-mWell, the answer to your question is yes but more to discuss. First, the discussion and thoughts will vary greagly from doc to doc and that has much to do with the docs understanding of the endocrine system. You say, well he/she is a doc they know this. Not at all. In fact they know little to nothing about this unless they look to learn it or are maybe an endo. Point is the standard by the doc is one they call!normal for your age" and I hate the term drives me crazy! If your doc tells ylou 300 is "normal for your age" you tell him sharting your pants at 70 will be normal too but you'd like to avoid it. Dying slow and miserable is normal as well, like to avoid that too!
Bottom line here, you need off cycle fully recovered bloods 4 weeks after pct to get a true reading so I'd get to that. Btw...the standard for time off a cycle is safer if you use the protocol time on + pct = time off. At 26 up and 26 down I don't think you get proper down time to protect your HPTA but its not your first rodeo so just a suggestion.
Important to know the reality of your blood numbers and properly roadmap into trt/hrt. I much prefer full hrt satisfying both sides of the axis test/gh...just makes sense to me. Once ready and you knwo your realities the best way to drop test is via prop. Your doc for example may not want trt at 300 and you decide you want to crash it to 100 then prop use for a while to shutdown then drop for a week and draw bloods, you'll be there.