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I finished my cycle of eq and test cyp on the 22/08/2011. Waited 40 odd days and completed a full pct of clomid kessar and pregnyl. Everything was fine regarding libidio etc and after 12 yrs of trying my wife and I conceived our 1st child. Mustve been just after or torwards end of pct. 2 weeks ago my libido is totally gone. Don't feel for sex and even when there is an errection its weak. I have 10 kessar tabs left and was planning to pop 20mg ed to help my natural test levels. What do u think. Can u unrecover after u have recovered. Don't look like signs of hypogonadism. My doc gave me some cialis but I don't wanna mask the symptom rather than sort out the problem. For those that don't know that was my second cycle comprising of test cyp 600mg ew eq 500mg ew. Adex 0.25mged. Ill be 33 next month. Thanks
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Secondly, according to me the symptoms that you're presenting are quite normal and it takes about a month after PCT to totally stabalise my hormones.
I only go for my post cycle/PCT blood test a month after because of this.
The only way of knowing for sure what's cooking is to go for a full hormone panel. Yesterday I heard an interesting thing on the radio where a sexologist said that your penis is a barometer of health. Meaning, that there might be an underlying issue other than hormones. (Just a thought)
But no.1 is go for bloods
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But actually with your last set of posts it doesn't seem necessary. It does point to work stress and all in the mind if you feel better after two. Lots of guys actually have a small crash after PCT and most of the time its short and not hormonal. Remember though that there is still a short period of normalisation after PCT. But a week is nothing to cry over.
When guys usually tell me they crashing after what sounds like a solid PCT, I tell them to go have sex. Watch some porn if its needed... Just get the ball rolling. A week later they back to bouncing in the sack as regular as before and it was just worry had them in a knot.
But that being said your penis is a good health indicator as was said and it is important to listen to your body.
Sorry if I offend you
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