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Lack of availability and expensive price of hCG is really sad. I don't know why there is only availability of one FDA approved formulation of hCG in the US (pregnyl). It is simple to make and probably less expensive to make than most medications -- just purify urine from pregnant women. So...

I accept low-T. There are multiple ways to treat it. hCG is an FDA approved indication for secondary hypogonadism. Ironically, use of clomid for low testosterone &/or fertility is an off label use. (Not FDA approved for that indication.) I did have a pretty good response to hCG: Going...

Funny that I had the opposite experience with my urologist. And, I have the reverse preferences than you. For my urologist, testosterone injections weekly was his strong first line recommendation (after he got lab results showing low total testosterone of 127). He had no qualms about starting...

Because I was feeling so bad, after I got my very low testosterone blood levels, I started testosterone before seeing the urologist. The order in my description was a little misleading. The urologist said it is best to be on 100mg every week. I still preferred to not use it. However, the...

I have had good testosterone results from using HCG alone (and not using testosterone). However, things are still not perfect, and I am not sure about the best next steps. First, let me tell you my story, which might be helpful for others: A year and a half ago, I had COVID and lost my...

Definitely, get the blood tests suggested by sammmy. There is a good chance that your problems is not related to testosterone. You just need to figure out what is causing them. Also, your symptoms could be consistent with sleep apnea. Discuss that with you doctor and see if a sleep study is...

Updated link to article: "Onset of effects of testosterone treatment and time span until maximum effects are achieved" in European Journal of Endocrinology https://eje.bioscientifica.com/view/journals/eje/165/5/675.xml