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About to be trtd at 28

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So I just typed out a nice long and detailed post that was just completely erased by my dumb ass Tor browser, so sorry for the extremely short version.
Been on and off gear since 22, have ran most compounds. Always Pctd properly, but definitely did not cycle properly in the sense that I would run LONG cycles, somtimes 6 months or so.
Last time I did a real cycle was over 2 years ago, which was also last time I had bloods taken(2 months after a pct) Results were right at 800.
1.5 yrs ago had a bad injury which took me out of the game for 8 months. Stopped cycling off everything for about 3 months then Stayed on a little bit of test(100-250mg EW) to try and maintain a little. Last pin was 7 months ago and I did a light pct after.
6 wks ago re injurd my same arm in a motocross accident so im back out. But I was concerned why I was not recovering well, felt sluggish, low libido moody ect.
Got bloods back a day ago and total is at 380 and free is at 33.. Just turned 28 a cple months ago.
Any advice. Should I go on it? Dont know if i want to pin anymore let alone for the rest of my life and all the expenses involved, but if it will better my life Im ok with that.
Maybe some of you have een in a similar situation and can give me some advice. Thanks.

CBBurrr's picture

read up on low dose clomid, some have great results bring T levels up with it while working on becoming natty again.
I think a low cruise dose of test will just delay the inevitable hard recovery to natty again

big JO's picture

Just curious but with the last couple of injuries, did you spend a lot of time on painkillers? My endo said that long term use of painkillers can kill your test levels but you could bounce back from it easy. You should try to get to the root of the problem before you make it worse.

SWOLEtimer's picture

Yes actually, at least the first time due to surgeries. Prob was almost 6 weeks on them. A couple weeks this time also. Thanks for that insight, definitely will bring that up to my doctor and consider retesting once that has completely cleared my system. Did you go through something similar and bounce back? Any tips or suggestions? Thanks homie

big JO's picture

Yes I had both my knees replaced. I spent a couple of months prior to surgery taking percocet then one knee replaced and 8 weeks later the second knee. I probably spent close to 6 months on them. My test level was 340 a couple years before and after it was 96. I am now on TRT. My endo said she thought it could have been fixed but my general doc never mentioned my low T and it just went on for a couple years. But I am 50 yrs old so Im sure I would not recover as well as a 28 yr old.

SWOLEtimer's picture

Im not sure what other real stats you guys mean?
28 5'10" and now with injury and 0 gym sitting at a nice skinny 180.
Have done at least 6 cycles.
Deca, tren, npp, dbols, anavar, mast p, EQ, all kinds of test....Every cycle was followed by at least a 4 week 100/40 clomid/ novla cycle with an HCG blast before. Not sure what else you guys need. Thought I had filled the important stats above but just tell me specifically what it is you need

IrishMack's picture

The sound of crickets emanates through the forum for the OP to show again.

SWOLEtimer's picture

wtf....now I remember why I left this site years ago. Members that are so stuck up. I simply asked for anyones recommendation if they have been in a similar situation. Instead I get treated like I've just announced im 14 and plan to run tren hex.
I answered any stat questions that could possible relate to this and even say just specify anything else you guys need info wise, yet I still only get your wise ass remarks. Thanks, dont need em. Im sure another 100 threads need the where are your stats policing anyway

waterhead235's picture

Ignore Rusty he's a clown. I'm sure I'll get shit for this but have you thought of running a low dose test "cycle" just for it's healing qualities? You obviously can't train if you are seriously injured but the elevated test levels will certainly help you through this mentally. After 12 weeks or so run a very strong PCT and then see where your levels are. If your quality of life is decreased because of your lower test levels then you really have nothing to lose.

zeusmarada's picture

Brother, you're in the right place. Don't be defensive. Be open, check your ego at the door, and know that the men here WANT to help you, not berate you.

You are keenly aware of the "give it to me now" mentality that exists in the world. You've run cycles, you've lived hard, and you know that there's no replacement for the simple, boring approach of "lift hard, eat smart, stay consistent" reality of muscle building.

You've also been on eroids long enough to know how many kids come in here and have day dreams of being as big as Mr. Olympia. They fuck themselves up and won't put the blame on themselves.

The "I want AAS to get me swol!" mentality seems to have intensified in the last year here on eroids according to the long term members (although I've only been here for half a year) and thus, the vets here are gun shy to offer advice to you right here "out in the open" (where young men will read it) regardless of your history.

You ask for help, and the best way to get you help is to know your full story. Blood work, changes in your bloods over the years (not just T, etc) and any other info (aka-diet, training, etc).

You're a man, not a boy. You've asked for help, and you're in an incredible place to find that help, probably the best place online.

This situation you're in may have you feeling down and out. You probably feel like you're alone.

Fuck that.

You're not alone, and we have your back.

Give any and all stats that are requested. Why? Cuz you're being bossed around? Nope. SO YOU CAN HELP MEN IN THE FUTURE WHO NEED HELP LIKE YOU DO NOW.

You're low now, but you won't be forever. You're 28, which is biologically and mentally the PERFECT place to get back to natty, looking good and feeling good.

Don't think you're weak. You're not. It sickens me when men underestimate their limits. I can encourage you to kick some ass, but only you can change your own life.

When you're back to the strongest version of you that you can be (obviously within the limits of your lifestyle, etc) then get back here and pay it forward.

IrishMack's picture

380 is not low enough and besides it should be the last thing you want to do at your age. You still have a chance to bounce back and in order to do so you need to stop cycling for at least a year and do an aggressive PCT. Let your body rest and reboot. Being a slave to a needle sometimes makes me feel like a drug addict. Can't go overseas for more then a week because you get a massive hassle attempting to take your script on a plane, I actually missed a flight. There are others trust me that suck but I'm an old man and don't give a shit.

SWOLEtimer's picture

Thank you for your reply and I agree. Especially at this age I have absolutely no desire to need to pin EW to stay on top of my game. Will look into another long PCT

MedDx's picture

What is your cycle history? Compounds? Can u PCT again...no TRT right now..

ChickenBirdOfGains's picture

Ask your doctor. You're young and you may still have a great chance at bouncing back after some Dr. prescribed therapy. However I'm not a doctor, so getting advice from one is all I can recommend.

Good luck bro