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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
HCG Monotherapy. Success so far and questions.
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<blockquote data-quote="Re-Ride" data-source="post: 55871" data-attributes="member: 8395"><p>A consult with a doc who has a great deal of experience with hCG could help you on dosing decisions. </p><p>Follow your trusted MD's advice over what anyone says in a forum. </p><p>With that disclaimer out of the way I'll repeat, "first increase hCG frequency then dose" has been around for a while. No one can predict how much hCG is going to be effective for you personally as there is a wide variation of response among men. </p><p></p><p>(1) You are young (2) Your baseline snapshot is 400ng/dL which is low for a 26 y.o., hypogonadic to some but not to others. </p><p></p><p>"500" is often cited as a maximum desirable dose per day. Experts in the field are known to exceed that. It's hard to say if what you are experiencing is a T crash or not. Those on TRT are conditioned to make tiny changes over a long period but that's a different treatment altogether. Both hCG and the endogenous T production it stimulates clear very quickly. </p><p></p><p>The boost you are experiencing is not likely from increased T alone. Stimulation of CNS LH receptors make you feel better as well. </p><p></p><p>Taken everything you've said in to consideration increasing the frequency of dosing seems like a sound move to me. You might do well at 175/day or 250-500 EOD. I don't think you're going to require 6 weeks to find out. 1-2 weeks low dose high frequency then ramp up from there on symptom relief. You could experience another marked improvement and that's where you need to stop increasing dose and let things ride as you slowly achieve gains from higher steady state serum T.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Re-Ride, post: 55871, member: 8395"] A consult with a doc who has a great deal of experience with hCG could help you on dosing decisions. Follow your trusted MD's advice over what anyone says in a forum. With that disclaimer out of the way I'll repeat, "first increase hCG frequency then dose" has been around for a while. No one can predict how much hCG is going to be effective for you personally as there is a wide variation of response among men. (1) You are young (2) Your baseline snapshot is 400ng/dL which is low for a 26 y.o., hypogonadic to some but not to others. "500" is often cited as a maximum desirable dose per day. Experts in the field are known to exceed that. It's hard to say if what you are experiencing is a T crash or not. Those on TRT are conditioned to make tiny changes over a long period but that's a different treatment altogether. Both hCG and the endogenous T production it stimulates clear very quickly. The boost you are experiencing is not likely from increased T alone. Stimulation of CNS LH receptors make you feel better as well. Taken everything you've said in to consideration increasing the frequency of dosing seems like a sound move to me. You might do well at 175/day or 250-500 EOD. I don't think you're going to require 6 weeks to find out. 1-2 weeks low dose high frequency then ramp up from there on symptom relief. You could experience another marked improvement and that's where you need to stop increasing dose and let things ride as you slowly achieve gains from higher steady state serum T. [/QUOTE]
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