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Testosterone Side Effect Management
HCG Only Treatment for Low Test
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<blockquote data-quote="Re-Ride" data-source="post: 38218" data-attributes="member: 8395"><p>Head injury can do it. MRI to rule out the tumor is expensive. Therefore the majority just get put on TRT. If you push for it you might get it. </p><p></p><p>Depression and a lowered cognition are very common complaints from low T. Don't worry one bit about hCG damaging your axis. As for whether it will work or not the prognosis is excellent. You likely could start feeling great faster on a higher dose but as "CS" has demonstrated the low dose approach can work. If it doesn't show your doc the small study recently posted by Dr. Saya on here and ask him if he is willing to try 400 IU EOD. Next would be 500 EOD. Your goal is to take the minimum amount to achieve your best T response. Keep in mind that unlike TRT the endogenous T produced by your testes only lasts an hour or two. You must keep serum hCG high enough to constantly stim the testes at a low level. This is unlike the natural state where testes receive pulses of LH throughout the day but it is proven to work and is safe. Finding the precise amount of hCG required without overdoing it and causing high E2 takes trial and error. For each man it's different, On average it seems to be about 500 EOD. </p><p></p><p>It has recently been found that there are LH receptors throughout the CNS. For this reason you will soon be enjoying a nice boost in mood. The effexor may very well have caused your low T. Very likely it worsened it. Hopefully, with the right aminos and HRT you won't need SRI's ever again. A 24 hour cortisol study seems to be a regular recommendation around here. It's a salivary test. </p><p></p><p> I hope you can find relief from your symptoms with aminos and stabilized serum T>700 alone. If not look at herbal options which are proven safe. Valerian is gaining popularity Delving in to research on supplements can be exhausting. ALC, NAC, ALA, L Glutamine as pure powders are safe bets for most men. Should you experience any Ed be sure to read Gene's NO stack thread. I'm unsure of the safety of CBT you mentioned. As a precaution consider asking your s.o. to at least lay off the compression. </p><p></p><p>Getting quality sleep is critical. Rule out sleep apnea, a serous condition which impacts health in many ways yet is often un-diagnosed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Re-Ride, post: 38218, member: 8395"] Head injury can do it. MRI to rule out the tumor is expensive. Therefore the majority just get put on TRT. If you push for it you might get it. Depression and a lowered cognition are very common complaints from low T. Don't worry one bit about hCG damaging your axis. As for whether it will work or not the prognosis is excellent. You likely could start feeling great faster on a higher dose but as "CS" has demonstrated the low dose approach can work. If it doesn't show your doc the small study recently posted by Dr. Saya on here and ask him if he is willing to try 400 IU EOD. Next would be 500 EOD. Your goal is to take the minimum amount to achieve your best T response. Keep in mind that unlike TRT the endogenous T produced by your testes only lasts an hour or two. You must keep serum hCG high enough to constantly stim the testes at a low level. This is unlike the natural state where testes receive pulses of LH throughout the day but it is proven to work and is safe. Finding the precise amount of hCG required without overdoing it and causing high E2 takes trial and error. For each man it's different, On average it seems to be about 500 EOD. It has recently been found that there are LH receptors throughout the CNS. For this reason you will soon be enjoying a nice boost in mood. The effexor may very well have caused your low T. Very likely it worsened it. Hopefully, with the right aminos and HRT you won't need SRI's ever again. A 24 hour cortisol study seems to be a regular recommendation around here. It's a salivary test. I hope you can find relief from your symptoms with aminos and stabilized serum T>700 alone. If not look at herbal options which are proven safe. Valerian is gaining popularity Delving in to research on supplements can be exhausting. ALC, NAC, ALA, L Glutamine as pure powders are safe bets for most men. Should you experience any Ed be sure to read Gene's NO stack thread. I'm unsure of the safety of CBT you mentioned. As a precaution consider asking your s.o. to at least lay off the compression. Getting quality sleep is critical. Rule out sleep apnea, a serous condition which impacts health in many ways yet is often un-diagnosed. [/QUOTE]
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