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TRT to shut down my own T production?

Posted: Wed Aug 31, 2016 9:49 pm
by CastratedTomcat (imported)
I've read, the exogenous supplement of T (e.g. androgel) shut down the own T production.

How long take it to shut down and after OFF, how long take it for the reboot?

I hope it needs longer to recover, so I could any days be without T and if needed for health I'll take T again.

Generally without T I feel me very ill... short breathing and so on, so androcur alone is not so really good for me. I also thinking about androcur and any days, if needed to use T as supplement. Could that work?

Its easyer to manage without balls I think. ;)

But I'm still not ready to lose both (at first only one).

Re: TRT to shut down my own T production?

Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2016 6:23 am
by ambiguous (imported)
From what I understand when you do a cycle of TRT your body does a bit (Lot) of self regulation.

Say you have just injected 100mg of testosterone cypionate per week your body will say "I don't need to produce testosterone right now" and will slowly shut down natural production.

This will result in shrinkage of the testis and over time normal levels of T may not be fully restored once you come off the stuff.

Usually natural production will cease after 6-8 weeks and may take months to get back to normal.

In your case you will have to live with the illness that low T will give you during this recovery time.

There is a good discussion covering this under the "Steroidology" website T.R.T replacement forum.

I hope this has given you some Idea as to how quick your body reacts to change in Testosterone levels.

Re: TRT to shut down my own T production?

Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2016 11:13 am
by CastratedTomcat (imported)
Yes, I know, I was using Nandrolone short time and it was need around 3 months co regulate back. Nice time but normal T should be better für all then nandrolone I think.

Thank you for the Link Source... there are many threads about that. :)

Re: TRT to shut down my own T production?

Posted: Sat Sep 03, 2016 3:03 am
by ZeuterMe (imported)
I've had five shots, weekly, without skipping. My testicles have gone from 27-28mm (across the widest point of the short axis - the width) to 14-15. I discovered this a few days ago, after feeling less like dog shit than usual. Blood tests show that, for the first time in years, I'm within the usual range for my age bracket. It's …LINK TO A BANNED SITE WAS POSTED!a good first step in fixing my energy levels.

If there's a good answer to your question, please PM me with it, so I can inform my endocrinologist. :p

Re: TRT to shut down my own T production?

Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2016 8:47 am
by CastratedTomcat (imported)
Nice! ;)

For me, I would like to control my T easy istead the T is controlling me. ;)

Re: TRT to shut down my own T production?

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2016 2:03 am
by ambiguous (imported)
For me TRT was the way to go.

Firstly I fell all the better for it and also it has that pleasant side effect of ball shrinkage.

Once my natural T production has shut down (not far of it now) I should be able to manage my levels.

Will have to submit a blood test soon to see where I'm at.

Re: TRT to shut down my own T production?

Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2016 3:04 am
by CastratedTomcat (imported)
I'm on TRT for 3 weeks now and no good feeling at time.

First 2 weeks I was using testogel and now since weekend I'm on testo injection.

First I have get ED and now, since 2 days it will be a little bit better, but the health is not so really good (short breath, nightsweat, hotflashes).

What time needs it to work and lift my levels and let me feel good?

Any suggestions?

Re: TRT to shut down my own T production?

Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2016 7:03 am
by ambiguous (imported)
The best advice I can give you is to stay with with your current injection cycle.

In 3 or 4 weeks from now (6 or 7 weeks onTRT) you should have a blood test to see if the therapy working and not causing any problems.

After this time your natural testosterone production would have practicaly shut down.

The blood test will be more acurate as a result of this and any adjustments can be made to the dosage if needed.

Re: TRT to shut down my own T production?

Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2016 12:34 pm
by CastratedTomcat (imported)
Ok, I'll wait and see... :)

I think, there is to much converted to estrogen because my nipples are hurting.

Re: TRT to shut down my own T production?

Posted: Sat Sep 24, 2016 7:20 am
by ambiguous (imported)
I think this will come out in the blood test but mention this to your consultant it could mean you have to take some more medication to combat these unwanted effects.I have read that high eastradiol (E2)will cause this.