Recent content by Megatron28

Do you mean a bump on your skin or underneath the skin? If the latter, it is normal if you are not injecting very deeply into the muscle or if you are injecting a large volume. It takes time for the oil to get absorbed into the body.

One post and already shilling?

Var will shut down your HPTA. HGH will not Not only do you need PCT when you are done, but you need to be taking testosterone (injections) while running the Var. The Var is shutting down your HPTA and you don't want to be without testosterone your entire cycle. By the way, HGH over many...

I think it's both unfortunately. Mostly the former.

Not really. It's pretty dead here now.

As long as it was stored properly, i would use it if it looks good. It should be perfectly fine. Make sure it hasn't fallen out of suspension, no mold growing. Stuff like that.

The joint pain likely is. But not likely for the numbness.

You are taking too much AI. At your body fat % you likely don't even need it with your Testosterone dosage. E2 of 56 isn't that bad actually. It's not like it's 200 or anything. Anyway, the extreme fatigue and joint pain is a classic symptom of your E2 being too low. You can confirm with...

That's not a side effect of injections. Maybe you are just anxious when you do it You really should read that TRT thread. You are going to have serious problems on that protocol.

You should read the FAQ I wrote on TRT. That doctor is giving you a terrible protocol to follow and you are going to feel like shit. I would strongly recommend modifying that protocol.

I can't really imagine 2-3 months would do that. I would expect you to bounce back in a few months. But if you don't you could always try upping the dose for a little while or even tossing in some clomid.

That's how much I take per week. I wouldn't want to be on TRT without hCG. And I was in the beginning. My balls turned into raisons. Sex feels a whole lot better with normal sized working testicles. That's good enough reason for me. Plus there is the part about keeping your testicles...

Your hematocrit and RBC levels look great. I'm not sure why you are getting all worried about polycythemia. Your Total Testosterone continues to be low. You really need to address that. I have you some advice in this thread and your PM to me.

See post #18. We've already talked about this. I can't recall clomid doses so do some research on this forum. It might be something like 25-50mg. But look it up. Don't go off my likely poor recollection

Taking testosterone won't reset your HPTA. It will do the opposite. It will shut it down. You first need a diagnosis of Primary or Secondary Hypogonadism -- read the TRT Overview thread in the FAQs link found in my signature below. If you are Primary you simply need to be on TRT of the...