He is asking if he should do a PCT for R andro cream.
Luckily my wife is québécoise even if my French is terrible
Lorsque vous arrêtez le r andro, oui, un PCT serait préférable, mais il y a aussi d'autres facteurs à prendre en compte.
Is that 50 mg oral? Like a capsule or a tablet. That's a very low dose, so you would most likely be fine without a PCT. Only bloodwork can tell the absolute truth, though. How long have you been taking it?
Hi brother
Ok, well even being transdermal, that is a low dose. I think you could do another 4 weeks and be fine, even without a PCT. Or you could take some of the better natural test boosters after the Androsterone, like Competitive Edge Labs M-Test. Now, these are just my estimations and no one can guarantee you anything. And a real PCT of Nolva or Clomid is almost never bad idea. I would personally be ok running that low of a dose of that mild of a compound without a PCT, but that's just me. If I'd be unsure about it, I would check via blood test or run a serm, just in case. Tamoxifen 20 mg for 2 weeks would probably be enough. Or Clomid 25 mg for 2 weeks. It's a bit tough to estimate a suffficient PCT protocol, when it's uncertain, if a PCT is needed in the first place.
Of course it will decrease, since the Androsterone converts to DHT. To what level? I don't know. If you mean will your DHT levels drop to a lower level, than they were before taking Androsterone, then I would think it's possible. If your body senses higher levels of DHT, it may convert less testosterone to DHT. But that's not really a phenomenome I'm familiar with. If that does happen, I would assume DHT levels to get back up to your 'normal' levels on it's own though (in a situation where test levels are not suppressed or are back to previous level). These are just my non professional opinions though.
