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<blockquote data-quote="Rand McClain DO" data-source="post: 102351" data-attributes="member: 90"><p>My first question is why did you switch from a daily topical to daily injectable? One of main ideas behind use of an esterified form of T is to avoid daily dosing, so I am always suspicious when I hear of daily injections. </p><p>As for the HCG and bloating, it is most likely secondary to excess estrogen being created while using the HCG. You could experiment with an AI (anastrozole or exemestane) or a blocker (tamoxifen or clomiphene citrate) to see which works best at countering this effect that HCG has on the Leydig cells and with consideration for how much estrogen is being made via aromatization outside of the testicle versus inside. Of course, you could also jigger your dose of the HCG to find minimum dose required to keep testicles functioning (that would be individually determined, but you are using a dose I would consider on the lower end).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rand McClain DO, post: 102351, member: 90"] My first question is why did you switch from a daily topical to daily injectable? One of main ideas behind use of an esterified form of T is to avoid daily dosing, so I am always suspicious when I hear of daily injections. As for the HCG and bloating, it is most likely secondary to excess estrogen being created while using the HCG. You could experiment with an AI (anastrozole or exemestane) or a blocker (tamoxifen or clomiphene citrate) to see which works best at countering this effect that HCG has on the Leydig cells and with consideration for how much estrogen is being made via aromatization outside of the testicle versus inside. Of course, you could also jigger your dose of the HCG to find minimum dose required to keep testicles functioning (that would be individually determined, but you are using a dose I would consider on the lower end). [/QUOTE]
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