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Endo says HPTA doesn't influence adrenals and please jeko
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<blockquote data-quote="madman" data-source="post: 105923" data-attributes="member: 13851"><p>So you have been blasting/cruising or cycling steroids up until the point of testing?</p><p></p><p>175 mg/week is a fairly high dose for trt and on your most recent labs you state your total was 51.8 nmol/L which is very high (supra-physiological),</p><p></p><p> If you are only injecting once weekly than if 51.8 nmol/L was your peak (within 24-48 hrs) post injection that would be expected but that is still higher than needed.</p><p></p><p>If was your trough as in 7 days later (just before your next injection) than 51.8 nmol/L is way too high and I highly doubt one would have a trough that high injecting 175 mg/week.</p><p></p><p>One needs to know their total t trough reading when on trt which should usually be in the mid-normal or high/normal physiological range depending on improvement/relief of symptoms among other health markers.</p><p></p><p>Also knowing your shbg is critical as this will dictate your injection frequency.</p><p></p><p>What is your protocol and how long have you been blasting/cruising or cycling up until the point when you stopped everything as you state labs were done 10 weeks after coming off (testosterone/AAS?) and your total t came back at 4.6 nmol/L?</p><p></p><p>Now knowing that you were using steroids previously I would say your hpta was still definitely shut down 10 weeks after stopping.</p><p></p><p>Do you have full labs to post after you stopped the steroids and had a total t tested at 4.6 nmol/L?</p><p></p><p>Now you just hopped back on again when you were already shut down and your total t is a whopping 51.8 nmol/L using 175 mg/week!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="madman, post: 105923, member: 13851"] So you have been blasting/cruising or cycling steroids up until the point of testing? 175 mg/week is a fairly high dose for trt and on your most recent labs you state your total was 51.8 nmol/L which is very high (supra-physiological), If you are only injecting once weekly than if 51.8 nmol/L was your peak (within 24-48 hrs) post injection that would be expected but that is still higher than needed. If was your trough as in 7 days later (just before your next injection) than 51.8 nmol/L is way too high and I highly doubt one would have a trough that high injecting 175 mg/week. One needs to know their total t trough reading when on trt which should usually be in the mid-normal or high/normal physiological range depending on improvement/relief of symptoms among other health markers. Also knowing your shbg is critical as this will dictate your injection frequency. What is your protocol and how long have you been blasting/cruising or cycling up until the point when you stopped everything as you state labs were done 10 weeks after coming off (testosterone/AAS?) and your total t came back at 4.6 nmol/L? Now knowing that you were using steroids previously I would say your hpta was still definitely shut down 10 weeks after stopping. Do you have full labs to post after you stopped the steroids and had a total t tested at 4.6 nmol/L? Now you just hopped back on again when you were already shut down and your total t is a whopping 51.8 nmol/L using 175 mg/week! [/QUOTE]
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