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PCT and labs before TRT

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Was getting ready to start on TRT, 150 every 5 days with 3mg Arimadex every 3rd day. After 45-60 days will also begin HGH at 3iu ED for 12 months. I am currently on PCT and have 2 weeks remaining, I would like to get my bloodwork done before starting TRT. What kind of time frame do I need to wait for after PCT to get a accurate result from labs? I am taking the standard clomid,nolvo,arimadex PCT. Thanks for the help...

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3mg adex every 3rd day?!??! That's a shitton of adex...you sure that's what you mean? As for blood tests after PCT, its 8 weeks to get accurate restored natty levels...for more of a baseline, especially when considering TRT. But here's the thing...you're starting TRT AFTER a pct?? What makes you think you need TRT now?...at this current time, I mean.

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Thanks for the reply. I meant .5mg e3d... was drinking my coffee while asking the question and my brain and fingers hadn't quite synced up yet. The reason I am thinking of running TRT is that I'm 36 years old. 3 years ago had a bloodtest done and my test came back in the low to average for my age group, which is shit. I just completed a test/tren/anav cycle and loved not only the physical effects from it but also the mental effects; clarity, sharp, slightly aggresive, sexually charged...etc.. I will wait 8 weeks after my pct to get my blood tests and then post them. Do you feel I should not do TRT and only run HGH to try to attain the goals I am looking to achieve? Thanks for your input..

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you could start running the gh anytime really. Now, if your bloods come back with low T levels then ya might as well start up some TRT, it's all up to you...some guys put themselves on TRT whether they need it or not, lol. If you are trying to be as responsible as possible though, then it's gonna matter on your bloods. You'll have to run a pretty aggressive PCT to make sure you get your system rebooted as much as possible after that tren run.

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Thank you for your help, you help put things in perspective for me. I will update when my bloods are completed. Thanks again