I am 28 years old. Diet, exercise, sleep and nutrition all pretty much dialed in but have struggled with a lot of the low test symptoms for nearly 10 years, I'm at 360 - Ng/dl, my lowest was 195.
All other markers are at a decent level also.
Im 6'1 with 22% bf currently, my bulk went a bit far, but will be getting that down to 10-12% by the end of summer.
I think the reason for the low test was probably me taking pro-hormones for a few months back when I was 19, but maybe that's just my natural levels?
I got prescribed tamoxifen for 4/5 years through my doctor because of high prolactin and E2 levels which caused gynocomastia. Which I had removed 2 years ago, privately.
Now I just want to see if I can get my levels to mid/high reference range without going on trt, would hcg at 500iu x 3 weekly, be the way to go?
And would this cause high e2 levels due to my current bf%? Or would enlco or something similar do the job.
I probably will go on trt in my mid 30's after having kids, but would rather try another route first.
TIA.
All other markers are at a decent level also.
Im 6'1 with 22% bf currently, my bulk went a bit far, but will be getting that down to 10-12% by the end of summer.
I think the reason for the low test was probably me taking pro-hormones for a few months back when I was 19, but maybe that's just my natural levels?
I got prescribed tamoxifen for 4/5 years through my doctor because of high prolactin and E2 levels which caused gynocomastia. Which I had removed 2 years ago, privately.
Now I just want to see if I can get my levels to mid/high reference range without going on trt, would hcg at 500iu x 3 weekly, be the way to go?
And would this cause high e2 levels due to my current bf%? Or would enlco or something similar do the job.
I probably will go on trt in my mid 30's after having kids, but would rather try another route first.
TIA.
