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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
Frequency of HCG *MONOTHERAPY* doses
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<blockquote data-quote="Gman86" data-source="post: 110129" data-attributes="member: 15043"><p>Haha don't even worry about it. The private message system kind of sucks lol. You can just update me, and everyone else, on this thread if that's more convenient for you. </p><p></p><p>So I see you're on Letro now, that's some strong stuff. Now that the gyno has dissipated, idk if I would stay on Letro long term. I don't see many people having that as part of their protocol, and it's probably for good reason lol</p><p></p><p>Also idk if splitting the HCG dosage unevenly like that is the best option. I personally would probably do EOD dosing and just make each injection the same amount. That's how I did HCG mono and it worked pretty well, other than having the gyno like symptoms like you had, which I personally still think was due to high prolactin in my case, not so much the high E2. Because my E2 is around the same now on Test + HCG, and my prolactin is on the low-mid level, and I currently have zero itchy nipples or sensitivity. Obviously prolactin follows E2 to a degree, so if E2 rises so will prolactin. But for me that is much less the case on Test + HCG than it was on HCG mono. Something about HCG at high doses makes my prolactin go nuts. </p><p></p><p>I just recently started doing my HCG everyday btw, due to hearing some guys having really good success with it and Dr. Chrisler highly recommending it. The main reason I switched from EOD HCG to ED is to just try and get down my E2 a little without having to use an AI. I wonder if anyone has had good success with HCG mono doing ED injections.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gman86, post: 110129, member: 15043"] Haha don't even worry about it. The private message system kind of sucks lol. You can just update me, and everyone else, on this thread if that's more convenient for you. So I see you're on Letro now, that's some strong stuff. Now that the gyno has dissipated, idk if I would stay on Letro long term. I don't see many people having that as part of their protocol, and it's probably for good reason lol Also idk if splitting the HCG dosage unevenly like that is the best option. I personally would probably do EOD dosing and just make each injection the same amount. That's how I did HCG mono and it worked pretty well, other than having the gyno like symptoms like you had, which I personally still think was due to high prolactin in my case, not so much the high E2. Because my E2 is around the same now on Test + HCG, and my prolactin is on the low-mid level, and I currently have zero itchy nipples or sensitivity. Obviously prolactin follows E2 to a degree, so if E2 rises so will prolactin. But for me that is much less the case on Test + HCG than it was on HCG mono. Something about HCG at high doses makes my prolactin go nuts. I just recently started doing my HCG everyday btw, due to hearing some guys having really good success with it and Dr. Chrisler highly recommending it. The main reason I switched from EOD HCG to ED is to just try and get down my E2 a little without having to use an AI. I wonder if anyone has had good success with HCG mono doing ED injections. [/QUOTE]
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