t-repacment now on sustanon , need help as doctor cant give it every 2weeks

itsmelee

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Hello,

I’ve been on testosterone replacement now for about 7 months, before this I had nether used any steroid, and was put on t-replacement simply because of low-T
serum testosterone level 6.50nmol/L , I was put on nebido every 10weeks , however by weeks 8-10 by t-levels where low again and I felt ill again, so the doctor has now agreed to put me in sustanon 250 every 3 weeks, had bloods done on 3rd week day before due next dose, and bloods were 7.50nmol/L asked doctor if I could be put on sustanon every two weeks, however been told this is not allowed, had second injection of sustanon and had bloods done 10 days in from this, blood serum testosterone at 18.50nmol/L , however I know by day 15-21 my testosterone will be low again,

I train at least 5-6 times a week,for the last 2 years, my body fat is 26.6,%, bmi 33.3, lean body mass 71.5kg, weight 97.4kg,

So, doctor not going to put me on more frequent jabs, leaving me to now to decide to self medicate to get to where I want to be, less body fat and more lean muscle mass, train harder , and more importantly recover sooner so I can hit the gym again.

I have ordered 11 x 1ml sustanon 250 mg/ml and plan on doing 1ml 250 mg/ml every 7 days instead to start with, I will still get my 3 week jab at doctors and included that in the plan.

My questions would be do I need to do any cycle, doctor not put me on a cycle, its every 3 weeks for life. Therefore, shall I do like 12weeks of one weekly jabs, then 12 weeks of 3 weekly jabs at doctors and so on.
Will I need any to anything to prevent conversion of testosterone to estrogen.

Your thoughts much welcome
 
Your doctor prescribed protocol is no good. Sounds like you may be in Europe. If you cannot convince your doc to change to more frequent dosing and cannot find another doctor you'll need to self medicate.

Don't cycle your TRT dose. If you self medicate aim to have stable levels on the high side of the normal range. Most likely this range will be achieved with 150mg-250mg/wk. you'll need to run your own blood tests in order to manage your TRT. You'll probably have to skip a dose before doctor ordered blood work because he'll know you are supplementing extra test. If you cannot get blood work done privately you'll need to guess. In that case I'd suggest a more moderate dose than 250mg/wk.

To prevent aromatization (test to estrogen):
Lose body fat
Split your weekly dose Into to 2 and pin 2x/wk
Run an ai (aromatase inhibitor) like Arimidex.
Don't run too high a dose of test.

Welcome.
 
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Do you self-inject? If so you can do it more frequently. If you do not, request that you be allowed to self-inject. Just tell them it is easy and more convenient. But you will likely need more than 250mg every three week. A common TRT dose is 100-200 mg per week.
 
hi thanks for the input , yes I am in Uk and yes the doctors protocol sucks,

are you susgesting I don't cycle and keep on it every week and split the dose each week for life , no break , this sounds good to me and makes sense, the fact is my own body is not producing good amount of T so I guess I don't then need to cycle in order to protect my own body's T making until as such

What would you say is higher end of normal range to aim for ?

And later on should I want to stack anything else on top , how would I cycle this into my current trt plan
 
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