33 years old - 500 mg/week Test E Only - First Cycle - 12, 14, or 16 weeks?

[ReelBig1981]

Brothers,

I'm in the 11th week of my first cycle of Test E only. Here's the breakdown:

Age: 33
Height: 6'4
Starting Weight - 185 pounds
Current Weight - 200 pounds

Cycle Details:
250 mg (weeks 1-3)
500 mg (weeks 4-11)

Propecia to prevent hairloss which I've recently dropped as my sex drive was plummeting and I was experiencing week erections.

I threw 2 weeks of Aromasin in as I was experiencing sensitive nips around week 7 but have dropped that in recent days as the sensitive nips are now gone and I was starting to break out badly.

I just really started to feel the "test kick" at week 8 thus feel like I should extend the cycle.

What are your thoughts on whether I should end at week 12 or keep going for 14 or 16 weeks?

I would also appreciate help with my PCT regime as I would like to avoid aromasin due to the acne it was causing.

Thanks in advance for your time and help.

 

[jtmdell]

12 weeks, 14 at most. Take an appropriate amount of time off after pct and have another go

If you are like me I find it hard to know when to quit either.

 

[ReelBig1981]

12 weeks, 14 at most. Take an appropriate amount of time off after pct and have another go

If you are like me I find it hard to know when to quit either.

Thanks bro. I'm also thinking I shouldn't go more than 14 although I've also been told that because it's my first cycle and because I'm still seeing solid gains, I should maximize the length and my growth. That and the fact that I'm taking a longer acting test.

 

[synthazeus]

I'd have some hcg ready to go aswell if you're gonna run it longer than 12 weeks.

 

[ReelBig1981]

I'd have some hcg ready to go aswell if you're gonna run it longer than 12 weeks.

Interestingly, I've had no noticeable testicular shrinkage however I have continued to deal with less than strong erections. Not ideal.

Going two more weeks to complete 14 and will then run a heavy PCT. I've also secured pharm grade hgh which I will run through PCT.

Appreciate the feedback.