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How can you tell that you are fully recovered?
- Thread starter Malel
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Ideally, you would get your blood work done a month after finishing the PCT because at first glance it might seem that you are alright, but somethings you just can't feel. Such as cholesterol levels, liver enzymes, etc. So it is best to be reassured, and get bloodwork done. Also, I would not hurry into a next cycle, and would wait till the next one following the rule of the cycle duration + PCT = rest.
Blood tests would be the way to know for sure. But, as Lev says, following a FULL PCT protocol helps a lot.
Theoretically - yes
But I personally would still air on the side of caution and take the full rest time recommended.
Check out this article on blood work for the steroid user -> https://www.evolutionary.org/blood-work-for-steroid-users
Absolutely blood work. You definitely want LH, FSH, and testosterone in the normal ranges. FSH and LH being low will be a big indicator. Also you need to wait 3-4 weeks after PCT or the results will be worthless. SERMs will screw up the results if you don't wait until they are out of your system.
If you are one of those guys that is just not going to get bloods then wait a minimum of time on plus PCT as your time off between cycles. That means that a 12 week cycle with a 6 week PCT means you should take a minimum of 18 weeks completely off steroids.
If you are one of those guys that is just not going to get bloods then wait a minimum of time on plus PCT as your time off between cycles. That means that a 12 week cycle with a 6 week PCT means you should take a minimum of 18 weeks completely off steroids.
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