posted Fri, 09/27/2019 - 17:20
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Low T before cycle
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If my T levels are low before cycle, should I not run my upcoming cycle? I’m coming off two back to back combat deployments and that’s what the military is saying is the cause of my low test.
My upcoming cycle I was only going to run Test E at 250mg/ml weekly for 12 weeks and follow up with clomid for PCT.
Will I be okay to run this cycle with low T beforehand?
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I don’t believe I see a very firm understanding of what you’re going for or a good PCT. I personally have multiple deployments back in the day and almost everyone I knew was on in country. Not smart! Being older and looking back, I can tell you that your mental health should be your first concern. Let the dust settle bub! Go see a doctor. Get your body back to normal and get in the forums and read read read. I don’t think it’s even going to be what you think at the numbers you posted. If you absolutely HAVE to run it... don’t! You’re more than likely not going to follow through with the cycle anyway and your PCT is lacking. Don’t let the alpha male pressure of being bigger better faster get you into a long term problem. It took me 8 years after I got out to settle down. I caused a lot of problems for myself both physically and legally and now I cruise. Don’t be like me. You have plenty of time later on to get into this lifestyle.
AnonLow or lower natural test levels after a long tour is surprisingly common. I have a two friends and a family member who have had this happen.
All of which were too stubborn to actually follow up with an endo.. (1 was at low 300's, the other two tested below the threshold of "normal") ages were between 22 and 28 at the time.
Doing a cycle before a deployment is possibly one of the most reckless choices in regards to cycling. You are almost entirely unable to get the help you need, and without your steroid use becoming known.
Oh yeah, and usually military members that cycle are the 18-20 somethings the are the most likely to permanently damage their hpta..
for fucks sake a Dr apt without any further cycles is just so stupid obvious.. your body is literally broken. Just fix it first, eat like a beast and wait a few more years. I wish I did..
I do however see the overwhelming desire to cycle being in the military..I would have done some stupid shit if I could have found it..but that was 12 years ago.
You won't be in the military forever, and you only get one set of nuts, don't fuckem up..
Ban. Nice..I'm posting anyways..
Great post and advice. I’m sure he’ll still see it. Someone else might if not that’s in his situation even if it’s a year or 2 from now.
AnonThanks bro, that's what it's all about! I'm constantly reading posts from years ago. It's vital that the information stays around!
I just talked to a guy asking for advice (in a source ask and discuss section) for the infamous t cycle..he did no research and said it's the same thing as deca..
Said he bought tren e just to "give it a go"..
needless to say he didn't respond to me when I told him to pump the brakes and post in the forum lol..
He must have known he was going to get flamed hard..
All of the information you need for the basics (and some of the advanced stuff) is all here! One click on the search bar can save you from a whole lot of stupid..
Give them a vote if you find it helpful.PermalinkVisit an Endo as others are suggesting. Doing a cycle now could do more damage to your T levels!
NotNatural23I would go to an Endocrinologist and find out the reason you are having this issue the last thing you want if you go back over is to be depressed , low energy and have all the shiity sides of low T.
Rustyhookertwo back to back combat deployments
Ummm.....so no cycles in there? At all?
EDIT.....JEEEZUS.....
Age: 22
Height: 72
Weight: 180
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DONT BE STUPID!! GO SEE YOUR DR!!!
FadezI ran a 12 week cycle of test E between deployments but everything was fine until I got half way done with the 2nd deployment and that’s when I started to notice I was feeling sides.
RustyhookerThat alone says do not run a cycle. See your dr. I see no real mention of pct.