+ 1 Bigger problems then gyno
I want to preface this by saying, I've yet to pull the trigger on a cycle. I came to eroids a few months back, with the usual newbie questions. Got torched a bit by the vets! Lol But my choices were clear, I could continue on with a cycle, or I could let what they had to say digest for a few days and go from there. I chose the latter, and I'm glad I did. Going into this, my biggest fear was estrogen related problems. After a few months of reading forums, medical journals, etc. I've come to the conclusion that estrogen problems are definitely no good, but also, they are far from the worst that could go wrong. I'm glad I took the extra time, because now I have a plan to deal with possible problems like high bp and infections, should that happen. I've decided to not start my cycle till summer. I'm gonna drop a few more pounds, (everyone seems to agree on 15% bf or lower) keep eating right, and try to have everything where it needs to be before I start. Fucked up my shoulder the other night, so I'm gonna be sitting idle for awhile anyway....
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I literally read/ studied steroids every single day for 5 months straight before ever pulling the trigger on a cycle myself. Better safe than sorry is what I say.
I've read a lot of horror stories of idiots not doing any of theyre research and then really messing themselves up ( Taking loads of methylated orals without any liver support, not taking any meds to counteract gyno and growing a huge set of tits etc..)
How long have you lifted for naturally now? It's best to try and get to your natural genetic limit before dipping into juicing or popping orals. I started after only 4 years of natural lifting , but I literally couldn't gain any muscle even dieting the best I could . My genetics suck dick.
Anyways all im getting at it is do as much research as possible before ever touching any compounds. It will pay off especially once/if you see any adverse side effects show up, that way you'll know what to do/what to take if that ever happens.
I have quite a large knowledge on AAS (obviously not even close to the vets around here lol) but If you have any questions at all just sent a friend request/PM me mate.. Happy to help with any questions you may have.
Take care.
PC
AnonI've been doing powerlifting for 22 years, since high school. Was competitive for a short amount of time, then got caught up in the family life for several years, and wasn't very consistent. Been back at it hard and heavy for for 6 years now.
I completely understand how you feel. I was in a similar situation before I went and had my levels checked a year ago and my T was at 153. Very low BTW. So I have been on TRT for a little under a year now.