TRT restart protocol needed? Looking for some help

barcapopo · Jan 7, 2018

Im 38 been on TRT for a year 70 mg a week and I have decided that I want to come off. Reasons being that the acne that ive been suffering on my back has been terrible and nothing has made it go away, accutane etc.. which I dont want to do again. Kids also a factor. So I want to give it a shot a get off. I have been looking online and can't find a the latest best protocol. Some help would be greatly appreciated! thank you

Systemlord · Jan 8, 2018

You should try splitting up your shots, whenever you inject one large dose of T your T and E2 peaks are larger. When you break up the shots into smaller ones E2 can be better managed, ache is caused when E2 gets out of range. I had to lower my dosage 3 weeks ago since I had ache all over my body, most just use an AI to control E2 levels.

Vince · Jan 8, 2018

There are many good posting under search, here's one.
https://www.excelmale.com/content.ph...-Hormonal-Axis

I messed up pretty bad, and now I need help

I messed up pretty bad, and now I need help

Vince · Jan 8, 2018

Nelson Vergel said:
This was his old one but I will ask him if he has reduced hCG or clomiphene doses.

Nelson Vergel said:
How to Stop Testosterone Safely and Possibly Reset Your Hormonal Axis

The protocol for HPTA normalization contains (edited on Dec 2017):

First 15 days:

HCG 1,000-2,000 IU (subcutaneous) every 3 days;
Clomiphene citrate 25-50 mg orally once a day; and
Tamoxifen 20 mg orally once a day.

A satisfactory testosterone level on day 15, typically 350 ng/mL or greater, is followed by the oral medications (no HCG) for an additional 15 days (25 mg per day clomiphene would be sufficient in most cases).

This protocol has not been tested in many patients but has shown good results in restoring HPTA in a month. I know that this sounds like a long time but without treatment, the body's restoration process would take about the same length of time that somebody was using androgens. In some, HPGA function and testosterone production never returns to normal.