Reply With QuoteYou should begin hcg right away to restore. it would be wise to next time to incorporate during your cyle next time!
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10-18-2010, 11:07 PM #1Registered User
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hcg and test atrophy
i am currently on a pretty long cycle...it has been about 15 weeks, and my nuts have shrunk in half for about 5 weeks...
i have 5000iu of hcg i am about to run any day before my pct....gunna run 500iu/oed. So its gunna be for about 1 1/2 weeks before my cycle ends, and 1 week b3fore pct....
Btw, they feel really weird sometimes, like i was kicked in the balls or something
When testicular atrophy happens, should i start running hcg immediately??!!
Quick responses are appreciated bcuz my nuts are raisins
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What kind of test are you on? Some people prefer to run it end cycle UP TO pct but the majority consensus is throughout the cycle and UP TO pct is the way to go. Not to wait on something to happen.
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Originally Posted by stfuandliftbtch
i am currently on a pretty long cycle...it has been about 15 weeks, and my nuts have shrunk in half for about 5 weeks...
i have 5000iu of hcg i am about to run any day before my pct....gunna run 500iu/oed. So its gunna be for about 1 1/2 weeks before my cycle ends, and 1 week b3fore pct....
Btw, they feel really weird sometimes, like i was kicked in the balls or something
When testicular atrophy happens, should i start running hcg immediately??!!
Quick responses are appreciated bcuz my nuts are raisins
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Thanks for your replys! I'm currently taking 650mgs of sustaplex325/wk and 400mgs of trenE/Wk
The pain i get from the tren injections is no joke...i slept in an extra 2 hours today because twisting/turning and moving is extremely painful..to the point where i limp sometimes when i walk...the pain in my right glute has even moved up to my right lower back!!!! This kills my workouts...for back, it takes me like 15 seconds to slowlyyy sit and lower myself with my arms..for legs, i could not go all the way down when i lunged forward with my left leg...and this injection was 3 days ago...and i inject 2X a week, so justtt when 1 side feels a tadd bit better, time to destroy the next one..This has only happened for the last two injections this past week, and not b4 which is weird...
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