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Suspension of Nebido TRT and Starting Again Natural Production of Testosterone
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<blockquote data-quote="Vettester Chris" data-source="post: 36766" data-attributes="member: 696"><p>Yes, what you're experiencing is your HPTA dropping down to the basement. Your LH was probably quite low when you started (2's, 3's ..?), but once you introduced exogenous testosterone, the axis called it quits, thus what little LH was being signaled to your testes has come to a halt and now you're feeling the atrophy effect.</p><p></p><p>The quick, easy fix for that is just reintroducing the LH analog in the form of HCG, which will turn that around pronto. It can & will also promote some natural production of testosterone, so you and your physician need to factor that into the protocol so that your serum doesn't go over the top!</p><p></p><p>Your ED situation plus the other sides can very well be E2 related, which again is a factor when exogenous test is administered in the body. You should have baseline E2 labs (along with everything else), then follow up labs to to compare against the baseline, and against how you are feeling, then adjustments can be made, and/or and AI can prescribed if truly needed. I don't know enough about the Nebido compound to comment on the protocol, but I have known many who have had great success with it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vettester Chris, post: 36766, member: 696"] Yes, what you're experiencing is your HPTA dropping down to the basement. Your LH was probably quite low when you started (2's, 3's ..?), but once you introduced exogenous testosterone, the axis called it quits, thus what little LH was being signaled to your testes has come to a halt and now you're feeling the atrophy effect. The quick, easy fix for that is just reintroducing the LH analog in the form of HCG, which will turn that around pronto. It can & will also promote some natural production of testosterone, so you and your physician need to factor that into the protocol so that your serum doesn't go over the top! Your ED situation plus the other sides can very well be E2 related, which again is a factor when exogenous test is administered in the body. You should have baseline E2 labs (along with everything else), then follow up labs to to compare against the baseline, and against how you are feeling, then adjustments can be made, and/or and AI can prescribed if truly needed. I don't know enough about the Nebido compound to comment on the protocol, but I have known many who have had great success with it. [/QUOTE]
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