posted Mon, 07/15/2013 - 16:32
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OVER TRT CREAM JUST STARTING INJECTIONS
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Just injected 1 ml of test. cypionate 200 MG/ML 4 days ago. Is this a low, medium or high dose? Do I need to be taking an estrogren blocker?(not sure of the right termanology) If so what would you reccomend? I'm not seeing a Dr. I have been getting advice from a friend and now you guys here on eroids.. He said to do this weekly. I have not had any blood work done, but want find an online source. Also, what should I have tested? I'm 43 yrs. old, in good shape, 6 ft, 175 lbs. Experiencing low libido, ED, and lack of energy. How soon should i have blood work done?
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Boxerman30I would start at 100mg a week 50 mg mon and 50 mg thur do this 4 weeks and get some bloods do e a full panel to see where u are , if needed up your dose and retest in 4 weeks if e2 is high then add I a ai
But more is not always better with trt as it is long term
Hope this helps
200mg a week is a good TRT dose. I would split the injections into .5ml every third day (e3d). This will help keep a more stable level in your blood.
If you are going to be running this for an extended period of time you may want to get yourself some arimidex, which is an aromatose inhibitor. This helps prevent testosterone from aromatizing into estrogen. You may not need it at this low of a dose of test, but it is always best to have it on hand if you start getting itchy nips, excessive bloating, mood swings, etc. I think something like .25mg e3d would be the most you would need with this dose of test. The only way to know for sure is to get some blood work done that includes an E2 (estradiol) test. I hear that the mid 20s to 30s is a good range for e2.
always go through your doctor/endocrinologist since they will give you professional help, also you NEEDED blood work since this will tell you whats wrong (if anything) before you started taking anything.
200mg is the standard dosage you should take blood work later down the line to see if this is optimum to bring your testosterone to a healthy level.
And it would have been a good idea to do some of your own research before you started sticking yourself with needles.
Research estrogen and its side effects, and research estrogen blockers such as aromasin, arimidex and how they work and how you should take them, because if you feel any side effects that are estrogen related you will need these.
Eroids has a wealth of information just start looking into everything related to sticking testosterone into your body, and you will be safe