Will I get in trouble?

wtgrantham

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How closely does a Doctor monitor refill scripts? For instance if my prescription is for 100 mg test cyp per week but I inject 150 or even 200 obviously I will need refilled that much faster. Will that send a flag to the Doc and what do you think the response of the Doc would be? just curious
 
If your like me you only get 400 mg test a month (100mg/wk) and how you spend it is up to you . Get an alternative source and you can save the ones from your pharma , use em later in a cycle....~Bo
 
the one thing to look out for is this:

if a doc prescribes (said amount) and say you have ur own, but the doc only wants u to inject say 50 mlg 2 x's a week and ur doing say 400 or so, your fucking blood work will come back and show super high test levels and the doc may either discontinue your treatment or prety much go way low on ur next session of pins!

and if he sees this he will def change ur amount to a lower amount,

AND U DONT WANT THAT!!

a doc is not looking to HELP you GAIN MUSCLE!!! he is looking to get ur levels in a safe medium range so u dont hurt urself!!

i would er on the side of caution and only add in a bit at a time per pin, dont go overboard because that doc knows blood work if he is worth a damn, and he can nail u hard for medication abuse, and all sorts of other crap!!

be safe and be smart,

stay classy san diego, im Ron burgundy!
 
Thats why you want to be on the down cycle when you have to test for your doc/TRT . After your pct cycle you can go back on cruise , you just have to time it right .
 
Maybe work with the doctor? "Hey doc, this is better than before, but I'd like to try to optimise things, and I think I should increase the dose by 50% for a while, because . . . "

As long as you have some damn well thought out reasons, you're totally upfront about it, and you're just nice to the bloke, maybe he will work with you?

Most of them are pretty overworked and underpaid (yes, truly!) and have discovered that the ten years study haven't led to a glamorous life, and will be interested in doing something a little outside the square.
 
WT: I just thought of something. I've been reading a lot of papers (the abstracts at least) and there are a few very recent ones that recommend bringing T levels for everyone on testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) up to those of healthy 25-year olds - i.e. probably higher than you are scoring at the moment.

If I can find them again I'll post the links.
 
Not trying to take over your thread but I have similar questions and looks like some very knowledgeable people are here:
See my thread: steroidology.com/forum/anabolic-steroid-forum/626597-noob-help-request.html#post3079206

Here is a short summary. I feel great and don't want to start a life testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). I want to do a cycle without fear of arrest. My blood showed low T (335) and I have a 10ml prescription. Here is my proposed cycle and other options.

Week 1; 600mg; 300mg twice/wk
Week 2-6; 350mg taken 175mg twice/wk.
Week 7; 150mg taken 75mg twice/wk.

Halflife is about 5 days? I'll try and calculate what will be in my system at week 8.

Here is my wish list.

1. Do a "best-I-Can cycle" with what I have for my current legal prescription, 10ml.
2. Set myself up for a blood test in 8-10 weeks that looks like I'm using the prescription as intended (0.6ml/wk) to support a continued (or increased) prescription.
3. No continuous testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), I want to go back to my normal function of my testes after my cycles. How can I do post cycle therapy (pct) legally?
4. Have this continued prescription so I can do a proper cycle once or twice a year.

Options:
1. Start and continue testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) as prescribed and save up enough for a cycle/year. (I fear my T level will be too high and prescription will be reduced.)
2. Do a reduced testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) level so I minimize the effect on my normal system function but supports a blood test in 8-10 wks for continued or increased prescription.
3. Do my wishlist above with a "Best-I-Can" cycle, modified with your advice for a 8-10 wk blood test.
 
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