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Fertility - Restart?
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<blockquote data-quote="Vettester Chris" data-source="post: 14151" data-attributes="member: 696"><p>Seems we're getting new "dude" members lately. Glad you joined! </p><p></p><p>OK, makes sense with what you're trying to accomplish, and thanks for giving us the heads up (no pun) on the pituitary adenoma. Here's the thing, Clomid would be great for promoting gonadotropin secretion GnRH -> LH & FSH. Both LH & FSH promote testicular activity, FSH being "key" with spermatogenesis via receptors in the Sertoli cells. So knowing you had the pituitary surgery, how effective is Clomid working for you to produce endogenous LH & FSH? Presuming you ran these pre/post therapy labs?</p><p></p><p>IF your pituitary function is unable to produce sufficient levels of these hormones, then you have some pretty good options. You touched a bit on the HCG. HCG is simply a mimic analog of LH. This will promote testicular activity in the leydig cells, which in turn produces endogenous testosterone. Again, HCG is the LH side of it, but it does not have the FSH analog. Look into HMG (Human Menopausal Gonadotropin), which will provide both LH & FSH. A combination of HCG and HMG "could" be the ticket! You can gauge it with sperm tests (count, motility, morphology ...) to see the progress. </p><p></p><p>Like with everything else, it's the labs that will tell you what is needed ...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vettester Chris, post: 14151, member: 696"] Seems we're getting new "dude" members lately. Glad you joined! OK, makes sense with what you're trying to accomplish, and thanks for giving us the heads up (no pun) on the pituitary adenoma. Here's the thing, Clomid would be great for promoting gonadotropin secretion GnRH -> LH & FSH. Both LH & FSH promote testicular activity, FSH being "key" with spermatogenesis via receptors in the Sertoli cells. So knowing you had the pituitary surgery, how effective is Clomid working for you to produce endogenous LH & FSH? Presuming you ran these pre/post therapy labs? IF your pituitary function is unable to produce sufficient levels of these hormones, then you have some pretty good options. You touched a bit on the HCG. HCG is simply a mimic analog of LH. This will promote testicular activity in the leydig cells, which in turn produces endogenous testosterone. Again, HCG is the LH side of it, but it does not have the FSH analog. Look into HMG (Human Menopausal Gonadotropin), which will provide both LH & FSH. A combination of HCG and HMG "could" be the ticket! You can gauge it with sperm tests (count, motility, morphology ...) to see the progress. Like with everything else, it's the labs that will tell you what is needed ... [/QUOTE]
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