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I'd like to start off by saying that I'll be the first one to admit that i screwed up badly when I decided to do a cycle 5 months ago. I was ripped off badly by a guy at my gym, and was sold either deca or a watered down test prop, because my T levels were 7 on a 300-1110 range when I got myself tested at the 4 week mark of the cycle. I stopped use immediately, and was instructed by my doctor to let my body recover naturally and that everything would be ok. No nolva, no clomid. Nothing. 4 months later (plenty of time to recover), I got my bloods taken and my T levels were at 416.
The thing is, is that although the cycle/lack of pct certainly could have prevented my levels from ever fully going back to how they were prior to the cycle, I think that my levels are unfortunately just naturally low.. because now I feel the exact same as I did before the cycle. Even if they are not naturally low, I don't think they're going to improve any more at this point.
When I went back to my doctor for a follow up appointment since I was concerned about my low T levels, she told me that since I was so young she would never recommend me any sort of TRT. So according to my doctor, I'm completely immune to any sort of health risks linked to low T because I'm "young", and I think that's a bad judgement call. She still thinks they're going to go up into the 800 range... and I know from my genetics (dad is on the lower range of the scale also) that it just isn't possible.
What do you guys suggest I do? I was thinking about going to an endocrinologist because I'm getting no-where with my current doctor, she is the most unreasonable lady I've ever encountered.
The thing is, is that although the cycle/lack of pct certainly could have prevented my levels from ever fully going back to how they were prior to the cycle, I think that my levels are unfortunately just naturally low.. because now I feel the exact same as I did before the cycle. Even if they are not naturally low, I don't think they're going to improve any more at this point.
When I went back to my doctor for a follow up appointment since I was concerned about my low T levels, she told me that since I was so young she would never recommend me any sort of TRT. So according to my doctor, I'm completely immune to any sort of health risks linked to low T because I'm "young", and I think that's a bad judgement call. She still thinks they're going to go up into the 800 range... and I know from my genetics (dad is on the lower range of the scale also) that it just isn't possible.
What do you guys suggest I do? I was thinking about going to an endocrinologist because I'm getting no-where with my current doctor, she is the most unreasonable lady I've ever encountered.
