TweetIts testosterone replacement therapy

TweetTRT / HRT = Testosterone Replacement Therapy / Hormone Replacement Therapy.

Basically injected testosterone to combat the effects of low testosterone as men get older, usually prescribed.

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Originally Posted by horsepwr

Forgive me if I overlooked a recent post covering this.
I'm kinda old-school I guess. I was using Clomid to help kick my natural test production back in for PCT. It's been a god several years since I've ran anything. I have seen "TRT" mentioned. Is this something used between cycles, or as PCT?

TRT = testosterone replacement therapy
It is meant to replace the low T in the body some blast and cruise but no it is not a PCT or used between cycles

Tweetahh...TRT / HRT...same same
roger that. My old ass is prescribed HRT.

Tweeti need to get my TRT legitimized one day soon here haha

TweetYou and me both gusto lol

TweetYeah me three...

TweetI agree.. I am sure a lot of us on here need to do the same thing...

TweetTRT = testosterone replacement therapy
It is meant to replace the low T in the body some blast and cruise but no it is not a PCT or used between cycles

TweetHey it's not always older guys that need it!! I'm on trt from the doc and I'm only 26.. I got it checked on a yearly check up and I was around 400-500. Doc said I should be at around 900 so now I'm on 200 cyp a week. It kind of sucks but it is what it is.. I do feel a lot better. Also this was before I ever touched aas.


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Tweeti got mine and it is very very pricey. the downside is that i dont know of very many people if any that's insurance covers the script for one. the other is you either have bloods done every 6 months or yearly after a while. it is good in one sense that you make sure all your markers are good to go but bad on the other if you are a cmopetitor and have to plan around it. another down side is finding a good doc that treats the patient and not the numbers. some will give you a hard time if you are at the very bottom of the nomr and some will let you go all the way to the top of the nrorm and it varies quite a bit from doc to doc.

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Originally Posted by guns01

i got mine and it is very very pricey. the downside is that i dont know of very many people if any that's insurance covers the script for one. the other is you either have bloods done every 6 months or yearly after a while. it is good in one sense that you make sure all your markers are good to go but bad on the other if you are a cmopetitor and have to plan around it. another down side is finding a good doc that treats the patient and not the numbers. some will give you a hard time if you are at the very bottom of the nomr and some will let you go all the way to the top of the nrorm and it varies quite a bit from doc to doc.

Ya my doc is cool as fuck. I've heard of people having there levels in the mid 300's and the doc saying its normal.. Like fuck no that shit ain't normal haha. But ya I have to get my shit checked every 6 months or so but I just don't go in if I'm on cycle, I'll wait till I'm off take my trt dose for a few weeks so I know my levels are back to normal then go in and get tested.. I've told my doctor that since I've been on trt I've tried steroids and that I plan on doing them in the future too so he knows what's up..


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TweetI am on TRT, it is just to get you back to normal once your natty HPTA has been compromised and your endogenous test is low. mine was high 300s. doc got me up to 900 ng/dl +-

it is a world of diff. insurance pays most of my script I pay $8 month. I use 125 mg wk. seems like such a tiny amount when comparing to a cycle.