parker2112
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Hello, I am 23 years old, I have done 2 cycles in my life. the first was very minor. just one bottle of sust over a span of 10 weeks. I was probably 18 at the time. After the cycle I had a very short pct, maybe a week of nolva at the most I cant remember. This did not cause any issues as far as hair loss/ loss of libido in the months that followed. My problems came from the next cycle and what would be the last. This time I wanted to do a larger dose so I did 2 bottles of sust.250 over the span of 10 weeks. I was promised I would have a proper PCT lined up for me, long story short it was not. I was unaware it could be gotten anywhere else, since I felt fine through the first month post cycle I felt like I would be ok. Then problems started, I broke out on shoulders and back worse than ever, significant hairloss and worst of all low libido. I did not get a blood test until 2 years later. (Unaware of where my levels were in the first year) so I do not know how much if any has come back. All I have is the total level, it is 550. Doctor called and left voicmail with this number. I have already been to an endo and he would do nothing for me due to the number being within "normal" I have never had it tested before so I do not know where I ususaly stand. I do however remember how I used to feel. I had a pretty high libido and felt pretty good. I will not get into how I feel now. I will just say I live with GAD and OCD this has made my symptoms much worse, I would give anything just to feel like a normal guy again. My question is this. Will/Can levels return to normal naturaly? I can wait, even if it takes a few more years
.. or am I doomed for life? Would doing a pct now help? Ive read a little about trying to "restart" with nolva or what have you. I would love to hear some (hopefuly) positive personal experiences with this. I just dont want to think that this will be the rest of my life, low libido, no motivation. I have learned my lesson and just want something to hope for you know. thank you in advance. I appologize for any grammatical errors.
