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Roids & Pregnancy?

Being on AAS will making getting a woman pregnant harder, but NOT impossible at all. It does NOT make men sterile, not even for a second. It does reduce sperm count - hence, why it is is harder to get a woman pregnant. But it is still possible.

There will be NO impact to the fetus if the MAN is taking AAS. If the WOMAN is taking AAS there will likely be problems.
 
I could have sworn that enanthate was being tested to use as a form of male birth control, I wish I could remember where I read that. Has anybody else heard this? I actually have a friend who had been on for about 5 weeks and he got his wife pregnant (he was on enanthate and deca).
 
I was on test for well over a year, and was planning to come off to get my wife pregnant, started the HCG for a few months before I stopped, and that was enough, so it is very possible, although, my test use was our only method of birth control for nearly 2 years and it worked well.

I have a few studies I can link if anyone is interested?
 
silverbackn said:
I could have sworn that enanthate was being tested to use as a form of male birth control, I wish I could remember where I read that. Has anybody else heard this? I actually have a friend who had been on for about 5 weeks and he got his wife pregnant (he was on enanthate and deca).
If I'm a test subject.....2 of my 3 kids were conceived while on Test. All total each cycle consisted of about 1g EW....over half of which was Test. The problem is that Test plays with the libido. The increase in sex results in a greater predisposition for pregnancy. As we all know....practice makes perfect!
 
Ok, I'm a tool. I don't remember where I heard this info at. I guess I better stop spouting bullshit. I swore I read that shit somewhere. I'm glad it's set straight now.
 
silverbackn said:
Ok, I'm a tool. I don't remember where I heard this info at. I guess I better stop spouting bullshit. I swore I read that shit somewhere. I'm glad it's set straight now.

You are not a tool, the World Health Organization did a study on TE as birth control.

It takes a sperm about 70 days to mature, so you need to factor this in. If a sperm has already started to devolop, taking test wont stop it, so you are going to have viable sperm for at least 70 days after you start your course, probably longer as it will take a couple of weeks to shut down your natural test.
 
Nytol2 said:
You are not a tool, the World Health Organization did a study on TE as birth control.

It takes a sperm about 70 days to mature, so you need to factor this in. If a sperm has already started to devolop, taking test wont stop it, so you are going to have viable sperm for at least 70 days after you start your course, probably longer as it will take a couple of weeks to shut down your natural test.
That makes a lot of sense. I don't know a whole lot about spermatogenesis. That's good stuff bro, now I don't have to be an uneducated douche bag! Thanks for taking it easy on me
 
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