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Test e or c 12 to 14 weeks. Why prop for a first cycle? Its a lot of pinning..

Yes fertility is compromised just by doing TRT so obviously taking other anabolic steroids is going to lower sperm count.

Just raise your testosterone like stated above.

Great gob man! What will your levels prior to replacement therapy?

Post up your blood work when you get it in. Getting test from the doc is going to put you in the normal range and if your test is not low your not going to benefit from TRT. If your looking to run a cycle you would need way more test then the doc is going to write the script for. How is your...

Yes I couldn't agree more! I've crashed my E2 and I couldn't get out of bed and my whole body was achy.

shut down is shown regardless of dose. Once you start pinning test your body stops producing its natural production pretty quick. 350mg cycle is not the worst and you would make gains but 500mg would give you more. Also your levels would be way higher than 1500 ng/dl (way out of the normal...

At 300 mg you are on a cycle not normal replacement therapy. Although your doctor maybe starting you out at a higher dose and will lower you down once you are relieved of your symptoms.

Are you experiencing any low t symptoms? Age, weight stats etc.?

Yet sounds like it it could be in your head bro. Especially since you started a cycle and then second-guess yourself on your decision it sounds like you possibly overthinking all of this?

No I didn't bother with trying to increase the vitamin D just wanted results so straight to TRT. Yes my general Doc writes me a script for 200mg every week but most general/family doc are not on board with HRT. Your endo should be able to take are of you.

Your blood work is similar to mine prior starting TRT about 6 months ago. If you're experiencing the symptoms you would probably benefit from TRT. Also yes your bloodwork confirms your testosterone is low, It could be worse but it's low for your age.

What time of day did you have your blood work done and what time did you wake up that day?

The only way to answer this question is to get blood work. If your natural production is still in the optimal range there is no reason to lose that.