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09-06-2011, 02:30 PM #1Registered User
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enough time for cycle?
I am cruising on 200mg a week of test. I will have to go in for my TRT bloodwork sometime in December. If I bump up my test to 500mg a week, how long after going back to my 200mg a week dose will it take for my test levels to even out? Wondering if i have time to do this or if i will have to wait until after my TRT apointment
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I'd think you'd be back to normal after 3-4 weeks, maybe less but that's playing it fairly safe IMO.
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