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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="HR_Watson" data-source="post: 95582" data-attributes="member: 14398"><p>Super helpful everyone, thank you.</p><p></p><p>I really appreciate your feedback, Re-ride, especially as you have hCG monotherapy experience.</p><p></p><p>A few quick details:</p><p></p><p>I'm not self treating - I'm seeing a highly experienced Urologist that was recommended through this website. I have tons of lab work, so without posting all of it, some relevant numbers:</p><p></p><p>T (on Clomid + Anastrozole) 675 [ref 200-1000]</p><p>T (hCG Mono) 1005 </p><p>E (On Clomid + Anastrozole) 22 [ref <41]</p><p>E (On hCG Mono) 59</p><p></p><p>Yes, everything is elevated - but proportionately. My Dr Doesn't subscribe to the idea that E needs to be in the 20s, but rather that it's important to maintain a healthy proportion of T to E. I wasn't experiencing any negative sides of elevated E, until I bumped my dosage of hCG from 1500iu a week to 2000iu, but I don't have blood work for that dosage.</p><p>I was hoping things would level out, but they didn't, so I've dropped back down to 1500, and the gyno is resolving on its own. I kinda wish I could have stayed at the 2000 iu, as I felt amazing. Energy, mood, libido, everything through the roof. </p><p></p><p>I'm open to the idea of T replacement when I'm older, however, I'm secondary, not primary. I'm extremely responsive to both Clomid and hCG - the issue for me is pituitary-based, not testicular. Fertility is a major concern for me, and so my Dr and I have decided against T replacement for now. </p><p></p><p>Also, as you noted, my physician isn't concerned about hCG desensitization at such low levels. I understand that for people on here who use hCG in conjunction with T, 1500iu a week might seem high, but for a monotherapy dose, that's actually quite low. </p><p></p><p>Now that the gyno has resolved, I might try doing 500iu x 3 for a bit, and see if that feels any better. I feel pretty decent at 1500, it's just that at 2000, I finally felt alive for the first time in 9 years. </p><p></p><p>Cheers!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HR_Watson, post: 95582, member: 14398"] Super helpful everyone, thank you. I really appreciate your feedback, Re-ride, especially as you have hCG monotherapy experience. A few quick details: I'm not self treating - I'm seeing a highly experienced Urologist that was recommended through this website. I have tons of lab work, so without posting all of it, some relevant numbers: T (on Clomid + Anastrozole) 675 [ref 200-1000] T (hCG Mono) 1005 E (On Clomid + Anastrozole) 22 [ref <41] E (On hCG Mono) 59 Yes, everything is elevated - but proportionately. My Dr Doesn't subscribe to the idea that E needs to be in the 20s, but rather that it's important to maintain a healthy proportion of T to E. I wasn't experiencing any negative sides of elevated E, until I bumped my dosage of hCG from 1500iu a week to 2000iu, but I don't have blood work for that dosage. I was hoping things would level out, but they didn't, so I've dropped back down to 1500, and the gyno is resolving on its own. I kinda wish I could have stayed at the 2000 iu, as I felt amazing. Energy, mood, libido, everything through the roof. I'm open to the idea of T replacement when I'm older, however, I'm secondary, not primary. I'm extremely responsive to both Clomid and hCG - the issue for me is pituitary-based, not testicular. Fertility is a major concern for me, and so my Dr and I have decided against T replacement for now. Also, as you noted, my physician isn't concerned about hCG desensitization at such low levels. I understand that for people on here who use hCG in conjunction with T, 1500iu a week might seem high, but for a monotherapy dose, that's actually quite low. Now that the gyno has resolved, I might try doing 500iu x 3 for a bit, and see if that feels any better. I feel pretty decent at 1500, it's just that at 2000, I finally felt alive for the first time in 9 years. Cheers! [/QUOTE]
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