Serious question for vets...

[NPCLight]

Hey guys you can see my 4th cycle below a few threads...

I have a SERIOUS question about PCT. I cannot seem to find an answer to this question. I KNOW one of you guys could help me out

After my son was born at 30 weeks and weighed 3lbs 1 ounce, my wife and I tried for 3 years to have another baby, resulting in 3 miscarriages. I decided that it was not meant to be and my wife had been through enough with 3 DNC's that I would get clipped.

Had a vasectomy in July 2004. NOTHING to it BTW you guys that have wives naggin you to do it. I have never had any problems from this.

My question is regarding PCT. Should someone who has had a vasectomy ,and obviously will not be having children do the same PCT as someone who might down the road?

I am gonna run a standard 40,20,20,20 Nolva and 150,100,50,50 Clomid.
Cycle is: 10 weeks 500T, 200 Tren, 50 drol ( first 4 weeks) 1.25 Letro EOD..

I know this might seem like a dumb question but I never seen this covered anywhere.

Thanks in advance

 

[gordo14]

Question.....

Are you planning on staying "on" forever? Obviously you don't care about your sperm count thats why you had a vasectomy. However....you would still want your body to bounce back and produce test on its own...unless you plan to stay on forever. Like some one who is on HRT. So unless you are on HRT i would say you need to do just as aggressive pct as anyone else that cycles. I'm not a vet, but i have been in the doctor for the last month discussing children, and test levels, and HRT. I'm sure some one who may be more trusted than myself will chime in.

 

[NPCLight]

NO not planning on staying on forever.. I will compete for another 3-4 years at most I would say. When my son is a bit older I want to devote AS MUCH time as possible to develope him physically for atheletics. I will prolly run a couple cycles a year maybe 8 weeks of 250 T..nothing crazy when I am done competing. I would like to Win a state level OPEN Light-Heavy or Heavyweight Divsion before I give it up...

I figured that I would just do same PCT just thought I better be for sure

 

[oldfella]

As above, yes you will need to do PCT unless on HRT/TRT for life. PCT is omportant to restore your normal production of hormones after your cycles. Well as close to normal as you can get anyway.

 

[NPCLight]

As above, yes you will need to do PCT unless on HRT/TRT for life. PCT is omportant to restore your normal production of hormones after your cycles. Well as close to normal as you can get anyway.

Thanks oldfella thats what I thought but figured I would ask! Thats why I love this board

 

[Steak Helmet]

returning your body to homeostasis is important...getting your body back to producing is very important.