I found I felt my best when I broke my 200mg of test/week into smaller injections. I currently take 700iu of HCG x 3/week in attempts to restart and conceive a child. I noticed HCG has spiked my estrogen more so than the test ever.
Short of having to stick myself a shit load more, is there any benefit from breaking up the 2100iu total a week into 7 smaller shots of 300iu/day instead of the larger 3, of 700iu?
Thank you
Are you 100% sure about this?
From one of your older threads from late last year:
Newest lab results. It's a doozy. Need seasoned advice
Your SHBG is on the low end 20.6 nmol/L.....you were injecting 20 mg T daily (140 mg/week) and at trough your TT/FT and E2 levels were high.
You were hitting a TT 904 ng/dL, FT just over top end of the range and that was using the piss poor direct immunoassay which has been shown to be inaccurate let alone underestimated FT levels when compared to the most accurate FT testing method the gold standard Equilibrium Dialysis.
Your E2 was also high 62 pg/ml (LC/MS-MS).
Now on your new protocol you are injecting a whopping dose of T roughly 28.5 mg daily (200 mg/week).....your TT/FT and E2 levels will be much higher compared to your previous protocol 20 mg T daily (140 mg/week).
Why did you not post full labs on new protocol?
Where does your TT/FT/E2 levels sit on such dose of T 28 mg daily as again your SHBG is on the lower end.
When one has low/lowish SHBG very high TT levels are not needed to achieve a healthy FT.
The only way to know where your FT levels truly sit on said T dose/protocol is to use the most accurate testing methods such as the gold standard Equilibrium Dialysis or Ultrafiltration or if anything simply use the newer calculated TruT method (which has been shown to be on par with results obtained by the gold standard ED).....
TruT Free Testosterone Calculator by FPT.....available on line for free!
To give you an example having low end SHBG of 20.6 nmol/L than one would only need to hit a TT trough of 850 ng/dL.
Using the newer calculated TruT method having a TT 850 ng/dL, SHBG 20.6 nmol/L and Albumin 4.3 ng/dL (mean) than FT would be 31.36 ng/dL (top end of the reference range of 16-31 ng/dL).
Again where did your TT/FT/E2 levels sit on the whopping dose of roughly 28.5 mg T daily without the hCG added?