PCT Help

[Diablo007 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Diablo007]

I made the mistake of staying on a cycle way too long (1 year). I was trying to heal injuries I received in a car accident. Big mistake on my part. I wound up getting sick (extreme and constant anxiety). I was eventually prescribed Andro-Gel due to my own test levels being almost nonexistent. I've been on the gel for a little over two months now. I want to discontinue the gel and do a pct to get my own testosterone production back. I recently purchased a pct kit. It's planned out as follows:

Weeks 1-4: 40mgs Nolvadex daily
Weeks 1-4: 100mgs Clomid daily
Weeks 1-5: 1mg Anastrozole daily
Week 1: 4,500iu HCG daily
Week 2: 3,000iu HCG daily
Week 3: 1,500iu HCG daily.

Is this enough to kickstart my own hormonal levels after such a long cycle? Is there anything that I'm missing? Anything else that I should be doing? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

[MrBig Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close MrBig]

Diablo007,
You may not be able to come back from this. If you've been on gear for a while there's a good chance your own production is done. Not only that but a 5 week PCT is not going to be long enough, a cycle that long may take up to 6 months to try and get back, if you even can. Everyone is different so it's hard to say what's going to happen, but give it a try. You may need to purchase more PCT's for a longer run. Stay on top of it with frequent blood level check ups, this will tell you if and when you start to come back. Good luck brother, keep us posted on your progress.

[Diablo007 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Diablo007]

Diablo007,
You may not be able to come back from this. If you've been on gear for a while there's a good chance your own production is done. Not only that but a 5 week PCT is not going to be long enough, a cycle that long may take up to 6 months to try and get back, if you even can. Everyone is different so it's hard to say what's going to happen, but give it a try. You may need to purchase more PCT's for a longer run. Stay on top of it with frequent blood level check ups, this will tell you if and when you start to come back. Good luck brother, keep us posted on your progress.

I"m hoping for the best. I made a huge mistake out of desperation. Thank you for your input.