Should I ABORT my cycle or drop test?

[AJ007]

People.... I am on permanent Dr prescribed trt.... For 2 years now...
After researching in this site for some side effects of trt I finally decided to do my very first cycle, 4 WEEKS AGO.. This is called a blast and cruise. I can raise my dosage, illegally, to cycle levels for a typical cycle and then drop back down and cruise not needing a pct...

So really it's not too big of deal to drop dosage back down.. Just money and gear kinda wasted and then wait for another window.. 5 months out.

 

[gruntwerk]

People.... I am on permanent Dr prescribed trt.... For 2 years now...
After researching in this site for some side effects of trt I finally decided to do my very first cycle, 4 WEEKS AGO.. This is called a blast and cruise. I can raise my dosage, illegally, to cycle levels for a typical cycle and then drop back down and cruise not needing a pct...

So really it's not too big of deal to drop dosage back down.. Just money and gear kinda wasted and then wait for another window.. 5 months out.

I think some folks miss some info in the first post or all the replies, sometimes it's hard to keep track of following threads. In the OP you made it sound like you had been on the 400mg for 2 years, then in subsequent posts you clarified you're a TRT patient and the 400mg dose was just started... some might not have seen the post clarifying.

Anyway... did you get an apt with the cardio yet? I think you're making the right call to go back to TRT, waiting 5 months to get another blast may suck but it's better than losing your life or worsening the issue. Hope you are well!

 

[AJ007]

May 2 I see a specialist. Research suggests it isn't too big of deal. Possibly medication or an electrical stimulation to the heart through a cathode in the grown to clear up an electrical miscommunication between atriums..

 

[gruntwerk]

May 2 I see a specialist. Research suggests it isn't too big of deal. Possibly medication or an electrical stimulation to the heart through a cathode in the grown to clear up an electrical miscommunication between atriums..

My fathers has been great since he started a beta blocker and another medicine so I hope the same for you, with that said I would still wait for the cardiologist to order his battery of tests before you blast again.

 

[halfwit]

Afib is common. You've probably had this your whole life and didn't know it until now as many can't feel it unless they know what to look for. Just back down to TRT for now.

FWIW, I've never heard or read anything even remotely close to testosterone inducing cardiac irregularities other than left ventricular hypertrophy, which the jury is still kind of out on as much of the evidence is correlary. It would be foolish to ignore that potential, but I'm wagering that it's not related to your issue at all.

My .02c


Oh, and your gear isnt "wasted", just use your UGL stuff at TRT doses and stockpile up your pharma stuff.

 

[AJ007]

It was all pharma, that I slowly accumulated, lol.
I had a Lipoma removed from my forehead a year ago and was sedated with no flags but have since changed and increased thyroid medication. Research suggest this can be a cause for the electrical impulse confusion.

 

[AJ007]

So I did drop back to prescribed T levels. The cardiologist did run blood work with main focus being on the thyroid. I'm not sure what all was on the panel.
Friday I go in to get my heart shocked to try and sync then it's a waiting game to see how long it keeps a good rhythm.