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E2/test help

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Started winstrol and anavar 50mg per day, also proviron 25mg per day.
Started 275mg test e (6days ago) Had a shot last Wednesday and last Saturday. It's now Tuesday. After my first shot, so Wednesday to Saturday I felt better than I normally would and slept like a baby, but a few hours after taking my second shot I've been experiencing these symptoms...
Dry scalp
Dry lips
Low to no sex drive but waking up with a solid morning wood
Insomnia, waking up frequently and difficulty falling asleep
Tired throughout the day
Pissing quite frequently/ waking up to piss
Aches in joints (though could be winny)
Night sweats
Sweating more in the gym
Irritable

Could this be too low e2 caused by all the DHT compounds in my system and not enough test to start aromatising yet? Or could it even be test flu and the systems being caused by the winstrol and anavar?
I assume my e2 isn't to high or I would be bloated and have big puffy sensitive nipples, though I do have arromasin to hand but I honestly don't think it's high. I would get a blood panel done but I can't find anywhere here for a reasonable price (west London) any suggestions?

TheSpartan's picture

I'm from the States but this link seems pretty popular and relevant, maybe give it a look.

https://www.medichecks.com/

For blood work.

IrishMack's picture

Did you take bloods before you started? Prime example of why blood test before you begin ANY cycle would let you know how healthy you are to take any AAS. All those signs could be just about anything; time for you to take a blood test to confirm any suspicions you may have because we could tell you a million different things it could be. I'm sure someone will chime in and say what you want to hear and you will thank them and then poof. Trust me, my advice will be the best you will see.

inspectornorse's picture

You are right mate. I just don't know how to go about it without spending hundreds of £.
Anyone in the west London area have any suggestions to go about getting a blood work panel done? Or even blagging one on the NHS through my local GP?
Any help is greatly appreciated!

Catalyst's picture

Got a local needle exchange? Chances are they'll have access to a nurse and you can just tell them the truth without any come back.

Gsxr1000spanker's picture

NHS won't touch you unless you say you haven't taken steroids for a year. They are not interested in steroid abusers. Anything else (drugs) and they will help but for whatever reason, steroids are not treated as a priority

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IrishMack's picture

That does make things a bit difficult; I'm sure someone from your area will chime in.

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