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rogorts6

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I'm 28 years old, 3 years ago I had my test levels checked and they were around 460 before ever cycling. In that time I've done 3 cycles test only full pct. I just got my blood test done yesterday got my results this morning and my test level in now 224 while estrogen LH and FSH are back to normal. I recently was sick lost my voice and sinus infection I'm 98% better but would being sick cause my test level to plummet. I've been off for at least 3 months everything feels normal again I am just wondering because I qualify for trt but I want try and go as long as possible before that road. Thanks, keep up the great work!
 
you are just wondering what man? you didnt even ask a question? your levels are dangerously low right now but you need to talk to an endocrinologist about it...
 
I'm 28 years old, 3 years ago I had my test levels checked and they were around 460 before ever cycling. In that time I've done 3 cycles test only full pct. I just got my blood test done yesterday got my results this morning and my test level in now 224 while estrogen LH and FSH are back to normal. I recently was sick lost my voice and sinus infection I'm 98% better but would being sick cause my test level to plummet. I've been off for at least 3 months everything feels normal again I am just wondering because I qualify for trt but I want try and go as long as possible before that road. Thanks, keep up the great work!

What exactly was your pct and how long after pct was the bloodwork?
 
What exactly was your pct and how long after pct was the bloodwork?
Test only cycle at 500 mg /week
Clomid and aromisin. Blood work was about 4 months after pct. before I got sick I was feeling great stong and aggressive I thought my test was back to base maybe higher because I was already in the mid to low levels before anything
 
being sick is not going to drop your test levels bro unless its a serious condition...

Many diseases, the experts says, such as cancer, COPD, diabetes and declining organ function, vascular disease, particularly with increased cholesterol, and even sleep apnea will result in low testosterone levels, also called hypogonadism. There might also be an abnormality of the pituitary gland or damage to the testicle rendering it unable to respond.
 
being sick is not going to drop your test levels bro unless its a serious condition...

Many diseases, the experts says, such as cancer, COPD, diabetes and declining organ function, vascular disease, particularly with increased cholesterol, and even sleep apnea will result in low testosterone levels, also called hypogonadism. There might also be an abnormality of the pituitary gland or damage to the testicle rendering it unable to respond.

Ok good to know. Ya I work in construction so I don't get more than 5 to 6 hours of sleep plus 2 kids maybe it's stress induced. Thanks for the input
 
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