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first day on TRT

bimbo

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Hi guys..
Well,Yesterday I started TRT.I'm 22.
My protocol is:

testoviron 135mg(110 enanthate + 25 proprionate) every 9 days

hcg 250ui day 7-8

proviron(for avoid high E2) 25mg every day

Blood test after 5 shots(first week of september)

Injection IM gluteus by my doctor
I have not pain!

I hope that this protocol is good!
 
that sounds like a pretty good deal holmes. How long until you get your next bloodwork done? Keep us updated please and let us know if any changes were made, why they were, and what if any outcome there is... very interested, good luck.
 
You'll probably be happier at every 7 days, or even 67.5mg every 4 days.. See how you feel, don't worry about the blood test numbers.

Looks like you are a Europe guy, any reason the doc prefers proviron over arimidex? Curious to hear what he has to say, as proviron is not FDA approved and the US guys have very little TRT info on it!
 
Thanks men!
Smc, my doctor prefers proviron because in italy arimidex is for female cancer,I wanted to try arimidex but doctor said no...
 
nothing...in my country there isn't a good TRT,there isn't information...here the standard therapy is androgel 5mg daily...All doctors prescribe only androgel or testogel and stop...
Infact,for few mounths I was on androgel 5mg and I had TT 340ng/dl with E2 30pg/ml...Fortunally,my doctor is very good and sometimes he help bodybuilders..
 
AM07 said:
I'm just curious why you're on TRT at such a young age?
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I'm on trt because I have a very rare syndrome:Antipituitary Antibodies

AUTOIMMUNE HYPOPHYSITIS (AH), often referred to as lymphocytic hypophysitis, is the most common among the chronic inflammations that primarily affect the pituitary gland, surpassing granulomatous and xanthomatous hypophysitides (Table 1). It was originally labeled lymphocytic adenohypophysitis (LAH) because the inflammation was thought to be limited to the anterior hypophysis. When it was later realized that the autoimmune infiltrate could involve the infundibular stem and the posterior lobe exclusively, the term lymphocytic infundibuloneurohypophysitis (LINH) was created. Finally, it was recognized that both the adenohypophysis and the infundibuloneurohypophysis could be affected; hence, the term lymphocytic panhypophysitis

73 cases have been reported between 2002 and 2004
 
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