Need help with PCT after 3 years on Test.

[lilj888]

Ok so I have been off for a month and I feel fine right now. I was taking test E 250 a week for about 3 years. Now ive been taking nolvadex for the last 2 weeks at 20mgs a day when i first started it I was always tired but now i have my energy back for the most part. I have tons of clomid but have read that it can decrease test levels so Ive been sticking to nolva only. Im still waiting on hcg which I plan to get about 20,000 ius of it. So my questions are do you think im unable to have kids? since im trying to have kids shortly and thats what im very worried about. should I take the clomid too? and how exactly should i run the hcg? Yes im a idiot. Bash me if you want but I really need the help. I haven't been around the forum for awhile now, so a lot of this stuff I once knew has slipped my mind. So I need a refreshment and I know new information and studies comes out all the time on how to properly run PCT. Btw my nuts are still the size of Peanut M&Ms which isnt good.

 

[stevesmi]

if you do a sperm count after your PCT that will give you a good idea as to where you stand.

some guys on here have said being on test for 9 months their sperm count was ZERO. everyone is diff so do a sperm test. as far as recovery.. i would run HCG, HMG, and then run a long dose SERM. stretch the pct out bigtime. and most of all be patient.

then use blood tests to see your progress.

 

[badhabit08]

were u on trt or something? or just cruising on 250 for the hell of it?

 

[lilj888]

thanks guys pretty helpful. I was thinking of running my HCG once i get it at
2500iu for 3 shots e3d and then 1000 EOD for 2 weeks but i know times have changed and people have different input on how to run this stuff.

and yes i was just running it for the hell of it I guess you can say.

 

[gwr15]

I agree with thatbloke. Get yourself a natural test booster and some HCG. Get some HCGenerate and some Unleashed and some Post Cycle from needtobuildmuscle.com, they have tons of good shit on there for a healthy recovery. Good luck

 

[stevesmi]

let the board know when you run bloods how your results were.

it helps other in your boat learn