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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
What is the best dose of HCG? Dr Saya presents two case studies.
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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymon" data-source="post: 209230" data-attributes="member: 42608"><p>It depends on why someone’s using it. If you’re just trying to maintain testicular function for the purposes of fertility and to prevent atrophy if you ever decided to quit TRT, you don’t seem to need that much. 250-500iu’s a week split up into at least 2 injections seems fine for that. You can always do more later if you’re trying to have kids and want to make it easier.</p><p></p><p>If you’re using HCG for the upstream hormonal benefits or to potentially deal with other issues like PFS, I’d recommend titrating up to the 1000-2500 iu’s a week range slowly over time, getting by with as little as you can until the benefits taper off. Minimum injections should probably be around 250-350iu’s each at 3-4x a week for that based on Dr Saya’s chart and my own personal experience, or 500iu’s EOD. I may even get more benefits from going a little higher but I don’t think I will because that’s really getting up there.</p><p></p><p>Most guys either feel way better from HCG, nothing, or way worse. I’d titrate HCG accordingly based on which you find yourself to be. Even if you don’t ever want kids, I wouldn’t necessarily recommend no HCG to somebody on TRT because keeping your testes functioning seems vital for a number of reasons far beyond fertility. Plenty of guys do it and say they’re fine, but I personally wouldn’t.</p><p></p><p>If you’re not on TRT and are using HCG for PFS or other reasons, you seem to be able to get by with less since test raises your usage and requirements of a lot of things, as do thyroid hormones.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymon, post: 209230, member: 42608"] It depends on why someone’s using it. If you’re just trying to maintain testicular function for the purposes of fertility and to prevent atrophy if you ever decided to quit TRT, you don’t seem to need that much. 250-500iu’s a week split up into at least 2 injections seems fine for that. You can always do more later if you’re trying to have kids and want to make it easier. If you’re using HCG for the upstream hormonal benefits or to potentially deal with other issues like PFS, I’d recommend titrating up to the 1000-2500 iu’s a week range slowly over time, getting by with as little as you can until the benefits taper off. Minimum injections should probably be around 250-350iu’s each at 3-4x a week for that based on Dr Saya’s chart and my own personal experience, or 500iu’s EOD. I may even get more benefits from going a little higher but I don’t think I will because that’s really getting up there. Most guys either feel way better from HCG, nothing, or way worse. I’d titrate HCG accordingly based on which you find yourself to be. Even if you don’t ever want kids, I wouldn’t necessarily recommend no HCG to somebody on TRT because keeping your testes functioning seems vital for a number of reasons far beyond fertility. Plenty of guys do it and say they’re fine, but I personally wouldn’t. If you’re not on TRT and are using HCG for PFS or other reasons, you seem to be able to get by with less since test raises your usage and requirements of a lot of things, as do thyroid hormones. [/QUOTE]
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