@swoops39 @highpull @systemlord @rusty_hammer @Andrewgen_Receptors
Hi lads, thanks all for your input, further update on above after a lot of researching and enquiring (as shown above), found out that Nebido would be given on NHS 1 x 3 months however, would check on week 11 to see if this has dropped and top up if needed. This would be free which is obviously best financially which suits me at the moment.
However, discussed with another source, abd they are happy to ask for me to go get bloods, and then for £150 per month, (no questions asked) provide Nebido 1 x 12 weeks too, but then given every 8-10 weeks, or sustanon provided 1ml every 3 wks but then drops to every 2 wks. Bloods checked after 8 weeks.
I have then contacted BMH who for an expensive fee will do bloods (or i can get these done) and then have a consultation where they provide and advise Sustanon or Cypionate 0.5 every 3/4 days (which sounds a lot like the method you guys are talking about), but this is quite pricey, however after bloods and the £199 consultation, i think it drops to a payment plan dd per month.
I’m a bit stuck on cash as have a family/kids etc, so was thinking if i try the nebido regime for free and it turns out shit, then go onto the BMH in due course, would that be an issue, how long does it take to go from one process without issues to another.
The consultant from BMH sounded very knowledgable indeed, has looked at my bloods and said that they are a few things should be looking at, he’s had 47 yrs in the field of endocrinology/autoimmune conditions, which i seem to have both, and told me that its most likely primary hypogonadism as LH should be roughly be around 2 but is 6.7 (would you guys agree with this who know about bloods). My urologist didn’t even point this out.
Thoughts on above lads please?
I’ve also given over a week break training as had aches in forearms and feels like bone pain, legs have been aching too, but this seems to be now that I’ve given training a break these are all coming out, my urologist said that slow recovery is also a sign of low T, but I’ve had fingers pain as well as forearms, just weak feeling and stiffness etc, like I said I stopped training for over a week and will be resuming in due course, but going to get bloods done to see if test has changed from having a break as was 7.7 (seemed to go down after training and was higher previously before started gym).
. Losing weight is what i was trying however after gym 3 x per week just weights helped a little, tried incline treadmill but like i say the pain/aches after are lasting too long so this could be to do with the low T?(recovery).
