what did u run prior and what was your PCT and when?
you did not give enough information ..
all that happened was you went on test at a very low dose which isn't enough to replace your natural test and you are now shutdown hard. your LH is at 0. instead of trying to jumpstart things you are shut yourself down.
not to mention the cyp has a 2 week half life, meaning after 2 weeks the ester will taper away. so dosing once a month for 3 months won't do shit except make the problem worse..
this doctor should be put in jail for doing this to you.. send him the link to this thread and let him read what i wrote and if he has the balls he can PM me and let me teach him how testosterone works
Good point. My last cycle was in 2011,i used supertest 450, 1 cc a week for10 weeks, i did do pct, i do not recall the length though, i think i did nolva and clomid for 4 weeks, and i used hcg my last 4 weeks in the cycle, i wanted to do it during all the cycle length but shit was missing in my order. Yea the doctor that saw me said that my test was low and that would fix me, ok so I told him: The key here was that I did not wanted to tell him lots of stuff about test, I wanted that script

. I knew that was going to shut me down, i did ask him that, and he said oh no u will be fine , or smth like that. Anyway, i went saw a Urologist for other reasons, and he said: So you had low test and he put you on one cc a month? He should have done every two weeks. Anyway, after getting the results from the second blood test he refered me to an Endo. Also, my pituitary had no tumors or anything. Now my questions when I c the endo? Pm if you can. I can tell you though that i been feeling terrible for the past 7 months, They have done all kinds of test and only found low test. I definitely need to be on test, because my concentration is terrible, i saw improvments when i was doing my famous once a month shot, but only for a few days, then back to feeling terrible.
In conclusion, I want the endo to prescribe me test, but do it the right way.
thank you for your input.