What wont show on my blood test under TRT?

Polly1

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My doc wants blood test because he put me on TRT again......can i use any of these without it impacting my blood test?

LGD3303
S23
Superdrol
RAD140

Im on a mini cut now with sr9009 and cardarine....adding eca from tomorrow
 
My doc wants blood test because he put me on TRT again......can i use any of these without it impacting my blood test?

LGD3303
S23
Superdrol
RAD140

Im on a mini cut now with sr9009 and cardarine....adding eca from tomorrow

Do you know what all the tests are he will be conducting and how often he will be testing?
 
^yeah, exactly, not worth putting your trt in jeopardy. If doc believes its your trt fuking your lipids, he may drop your dose etc, or at least request further tests (so youll be more closely monitored going forward).

Finish any blasts at least 4 weeks before a blood draw.
 
^yeah, exactly, not worth putting your trt in jeopardy. If doc believes its your trt fuking your lipids, he may drop your dose etc, or at least request further tests (so youll be more closely monitored going forward).

Finish any blasts at least 4 weeks before a blood draw.

I agree with this, however my trt doctor does not test for lipids so I am fortunate (I still get them checked twice a year though). I would add to what you said that it is always best to wait till the doctor has your test dose dialed in as well which can take awhile. I started on trt back in April and my dosage is still being adjusted. I’m dying to run a cycle, but know it wouldn’t be wise until the dosage is dialed in. The doctors tests more frequently until they have you at the dosage they want you. Even Sarms like LGD can raise free testosterone which is something some trt doctors test for. Other Sarms like Ostarine can effect estrogen which good trt doctors often also test for. Nearly all Sarms effect lipids and liver values like AnabolicGuru has already mentioned. After my test dosage has been established I believe they will be only testing every 3 or six months so I going to be sure to time my runs so I can stop 4 weeks before scheduled bloods.
 
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