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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
Severe Testicular Atrophy and Want to Try HCG
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<blockquote data-quote="Gman86" data-source="post: 153109" data-attributes="member: 15043"><p>How can you tell you need more?</p><p></p><p>If you’re going by LH, HCG is just as suppressive to your pituitary as testosterone. Once HCG starts stimulating the leydig cells in the testicles with exogenous LH, your natural production of LH stops. So while on pretty much any dose of HCG, you should see your LH and FSH both be around zero. The only reason to test LH and FSH on HCG, is to make sure it’s legit product. After that, it’s pointless to test for either one. Literally the only thing that testing them is useful for is to make sure the product is legit. So if you get pharm grade HCG, you don’t ever need to test for either once starting HCG.</p><p></p><p>I would personally say 500iu’s/ week is on the lower end for sure. When in conjunction with testosterone, usually guy’s use 500-1000iu’s on average. For testicular atrophy, 500 usually does the trick. 1000 is usually the upper end for guys trying to prevent atrophy. Only time guys use over 1000 is usually for fertility purposes. E2 is definitely something to monitor for while on HCG, as well as prolactin. I wouldn’t worry too much about HCT. HCT is only going to increase a bunch if the HCG is increasing your testosterone levels a bunch, which for most isn’t the case.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gman86, post: 153109, member: 15043"] How can you tell you need more? If you’re going by LH, HCG is just as suppressive to your pituitary as testosterone. Once HCG starts stimulating the leydig cells in the testicles with exogenous LH, your natural production of LH stops. So while on pretty much any dose of HCG, you should see your LH and FSH both be around zero. The only reason to test LH and FSH on HCG, is to make sure it’s legit product. After that, it’s pointless to test for either one. Literally the only thing that testing them is useful for is to make sure the product is legit. So if you get pharm grade HCG, you don’t ever need to test for either once starting HCG. I would personally say 500iu’s/ week is on the lower end for sure. When in conjunction with testosterone, usually guy’s use 500-1000iu’s on average. For testicular atrophy, 500 usually does the trick. 1000 is usually the upper end for guys trying to prevent atrophy. Only time guys use over 1000 is usually for fertility purposes. E2 is definitely something to monitor for while on HCG, as well as prolactin. I wouldn’t worry too much about HCT. HCT is only going to increase a bunch if the HCG is increasing your testosterone levels a bunch, which for most isn’t the case. [/QUOTE]
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