your own trt

[russdavis1715 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close russdavis1715]

Does anyone do there own trt ? I was tested and my levels were about 290 but my Dr said it wasn't low enough to do anything about. I am 50 and just finishing my first cycle of test e and dbol. The test was done before my cycle. I have been working out for over 35 years I am also a roofing foreman so I have a hard job. Do my test levels seem low and do you think I should do about them? Any thoughts? Thanks in advance.

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

I stay on now at the age of 40. Nothing crazy. 125mg/wk test c or e. 290 is fairly low. An endocrinologist might do something at your test level, but probably not a general physician.

[russdavis1715 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close russdavis1715]

I stay on now at the age of 40. Nothing crazy. 125mg/wk test c or e. 290 is fairly low. An endocrinologist might do something at your test level, but probably not a general physician.

Thanks a lot for getting back to me. Do you get your test at a Dr or on your own

[Next Level Nutrition Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Next Level Nutrition]

Hey bro, just saw your question over the QA yesterday and replied. Just to add a little more thought to my response, if you do choose to go on your own TRT program, I'd suggest you keep getting labs done. Test replacement can be a great thing. It can be life changing, but you want to make sure that you aren't hurting yourself in other ways, in the process. Mainly, watch your estrogen, cholesterol levels, as well as RBC, Hematocrit ect, and liver and kidney health. Plus, you can see what your test levels are and adjust your dose as needed to stay in the high normal range. If finding a new Dr is an issue, you can get labs done privately through the internet, for reasonable prices

[russdavis1715 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close russdavis1715]

Thanks for the advice I will have to look into everything

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

Actually I think We all do our own TRT, in one way or another
IMO 290 is low.
BUT it is tricky and somewhat individualized to do your own trt - like Next Level stated labs help alot.
The tricky part IMO is getting the anti-E doses and timing right.
The important issue is to keep an eye on your RBC (red blood cell's) Liver fat levels and blood pressure - Give blood.

I feel best pinning AAS 3xweek and anti-E 2xwk -(exemestane/aromasine).

I get my "stuff" from N@Ps or a trusted domestic brother.