Or does the body have to cleave off the ester in order for the T to be acknowledged on a blood test for total serum levels?
For example I inject 1000mg (i know, its alot, bear with me) of Testosterone Undecanoate (half life 34 days). this is a huge amount, but with a very long ester.
Would a blood test drawn 24hrs later read all of the esterified T and spit off very high serum T readings or just marginally increased? Does the Testosterone have to be cleaved in order to enter the blood stream to affect serum readings?
I'm not sure if its clear what I'm getting at but any opinions be welcomed..
For example I inject 1000mg (i know, its alot, bear with me) of Testosterone Undecanoate (half life 34 days). this is a huge amount, but with a very long ester.
Would a blood test drawn 24hrs later read all of the esterified T and spit off very high serum T readings or just marginally increased? Does the Testosterone have to be cleaved in order to enter the blood stream to affect serum readings?
I'm not sure if its clear what I'm getting at but any opinions be welcomed..