Yah at 30% BF you are going have lots of aromatization. You might want to get some reta (glp3) or Triz (glp2) to help. But def see a dr.

Also if ur drop BF ur test will probably go up.

I agree with everyone...Get to an endocrinologist or a good trt doc and get all labs performed. Go from there. Health is the most important.

If you have insurance see an endocrinologist first!

Looks like everyone has already explained it, but you need TRT, not a cycle. You need to bring your levels up and keep them up. You’ll also want to cut your body fat% down.

Good luck!

If i understand you are not on anything right now currently correct? So start off with TRT and just do that and see if things improve. Do 150mg a week of Test E or C try for a few weeks then see how you feel and get bloods and adjust from there.

More test is not the answer. Your labs indicate your test is at 320. So start at a minimum dose per week and repeat your lab work. What do you expect to achieve? What do you want your testosterone numbers to look after your into your cycle?

Get on TRT, regular labwork to keep your e2 levels in check and diet HARD, cut down to <10% bodyfat(Dexa). THEN you are in a good place to begin your journey and run some test. Right now being over 30% bodyfat all you're going to do with 500mg test is highly convert it to estrogen and grow a nice(nicer) pair of man boobs than you already have now.

I’m gonna be a dick for a minute, which is out of character for me, and you probably won’t like to hear this, but this idea of yours is a great way to dump gas on a dumpster fire.

Seventeen years of “experience,” 30% body fat, prior gyno, elevated prolactin, ED, bad sleep, and the plan is 500 mg of test for 16 weeks with an AI? That does not mitigate side effects. It guarantees them.

This is not a cycle optimization problem. It is basic physiology. High body fat increases aromatization. Prior gyno signals sensitivity. Elevated prolactin and poor sleep already impair libido. Adding supraphysiologic testosterone only multiplies every issue you are trying to avoid.

Time in the gym does not matter if the outcome is still 30% body fat. That is not an experience problem. That is an execution problem.

The corrective path here is not more testosterone or tighter AI control. It is body composition. You need to lose at least 30 lbs of fat before you even think about touching testosterone above TRT levels. If you lose a significant amount of fat and add muscle mass, you could realistically reverse most of the problems you are dealing with now.

At your current state, testosterone is a side effect multiplier by definition, not a fix.