pump_past50
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I need a little advice from some more experienced people than me.
I was 4 weeks into a cycle of test c 500mg per week, deca 400mg per week and 50mg of tbol daily. I wound up in the hospital with pericarditis (viral). I've been put on anti-imflamatories and told not to weight train for at least 6 weeks.
I've stopped the cycle and am at the stage where I would normally start pct (3 weeks from last inject). The problem is, the perscribed meds that i'm on are taxing on the stomach and liver. I'm thinking that it would not be wise to add clomid or nolva to the meds that i have to take.
I know that I'm shut down after 4 weeks but pct seems riskier than going through a long period of returning to natty levels.
My thought/question is this, should I consider going on a low dose of test for the next 6 weeks...like an Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) dose (I'm 53)?
Then when I'm able to get back into serious training, start back on cycle.
I would be interested in hearing experienced thoughts on this strategy and what are the risks with this type of plan.
I was 4 weeks into a cycle of test c 500mg per week, deca 400mg per week and 50mg of tbol daily. I wound up in the hospital with pericarditis (viral). I've been put on anti-imflamatories and told not to weight train for at least 6 weeks.
I've stopped the cycle and am at the stage where I would normally start pct (3 weeks from last inject). The problem is, the perscribed meds that i'm on are taxing on the stomach and liver. I'm thinking that it would not be wise to add clomid or nolva to the meds that i have to take.
I know that I'm shut down after 4 weeks but pct seems riskier than going through a long period of returning to natty levels.
My thought/question is this, should I consider going on a low dose of test for the next 6 weeks...like an Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) dose (I'm 53)?
Then when I'm able to get back into serious training, start back on cycle.
I would be interested in hearing experienced thoughts on this strategy and what are the risks with this type of plan.