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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Clomid for PCT, fertility or low T
Fertility help...again
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<blockquote data-quote="Sean Mosher" data-source="post: 177527" data-attributes="member: 12534"><p>Echo much of what was said above.</p><p>So it looks like 200mg of Test a week, 75 IU's of FSH EOD.</p><p>If he's going through a 10,000 IU bottle of hCG in two weeks with EOD shots, that sounds about or aound 1500 IU's of hCG EOD which is a considerable amount as well.</p><p>I believe most of the Lippshulz studies posted here on the sight are are 1500 IU's of hCG 3 times a week to maintain fertility.</p><p>That might be something to talk with the doctor about changing and then possibly splitting that Testosterone injection into 2 injections per week (if that helps him).</p><p>Less of an estrogen peak when splitting the dose.</p><p>And I don't know what to say about the Estrogen blocking doses.</p><p>Please read the studies everyone posted above about the need for the aromisation process to occur.</p><p>He would probably need to taper the Anastrozole down in a reasonable way to the point to where he may not need it at all.</p><p>Right now I don't see how his estradiol isn't zero which is bad news both short term and long term.</p><p>Not even sure why the Tamoxifen is in there.</p><p>If he dropped the anastrozole completely then maybe it might be beneficial.</p><p>I can think of only one other doctor here recently that's even prescribed it to be honest.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sean Mosher, post: 177527, member: 12534"] Echo much of what was said above. So it looks like 200mg of Test a week, 75 IU's of FSH EOD. If he's going through a 10,000 IU bottle of hCG in two weeks with EOD shots, that sounds about or aound 1500 IU's of hCG EOD which is a considerable amount as well. I believe most of the Lippshulz studies posted here on the sight are are 1500 IU's of hCG 3 times a week to maintain fertility. That might be something to talk with the doctor about changing and then possibly splitting that Testosterone injection into 2 injections per week (if that helps him). Less of an estrogen peak when splitting the dose. And I don't know what to say about the Estrogen blocking doses. Please read the studies everyone posted above about the need for the aromisation process to occur. He would probably need to taper the Anastrozole down in a reasonable way to the point to where he may not need it at all. Right now I don't see how his estradiol isn't zero which is bad news both short term and long term. Not even sure why the Tamoxifen is in there. If he dropped the anastrozole completely then maybe it might be beneficial. I can think of only one other doctor here recently that's even prescribed it to be honest. [/QUOTE]
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