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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
When Testosterone Is Not Enough
Timeline for recovering from testicular atrophy using HCG
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<blockquote data-quote="Phil Goodman" data-source="post: 204660" data-attributes="member: 42777"><p>Thanks, that answers a good bit of questions. Looks like 250 EOD seems to be a good sweet spot according to the study(allows you to only fall about 6-7% below baseline). I certainly don’t want to stay below baseline for prolonged periods of time, and don’t really care to surge far above baseline as the T should take care of that(and I’ve already had a vasectomy so not concerned about having more kids). I guess the key remaining question is what constitutes “prolonged periods of time being far below baseline”. Obviously everyone is different so I’ll play it by ear, but my initial plan is to settle into my TRT and then run HCG for about 8 weeks or so. I’ll get bloodwork at the 6 month mark anyway, so waiting until after that point would be a good idea I’m assuming. Get labs to see where I am, run it for 2 months, then stop and see what my labs look like at the one year mark. Since, as your post indicates, it is unknown if resistance can develop I’d prefer to play it safe and take the lowest dose to maintain original baseline and only cycle it enough to give myself the best chance to maintain long term.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Phil Goodman, post: 204660, member: 42777"] Thanks, that answers a good bit of questions. Looks like 250 EOD seems to be a good sweet spot according to the study(allows you to only fall about 6-7% below baseline). I certainly don’t want to stay below baseline for prolonged periods of time, and don’t really care to surge far above baseline as the T should take care of that(and I’ve already had a vasectomy so not concerned about having more kids). I guess the key remaining question is what constitutes “prolonged periods of time being far below baseline”. Obviously everyone is different so I’ll play it by ear, but my initial plan is to settle into my TRT and then run HCG for about 8 weeks or so. I’ll get bloodwork at the 6 month mark anyway, so waiting until after that point would be a good idea I’m assuming. Get labs to see where I am, run it for 2 months, then stop and see what my labs look like at the one year mark. Since, as your post indicates, it is unknown if resistance can develop I’d prefer to play it safe and take the lowest dose to maintain original baseline and only cycle it enough to give myself the best chance to maintain long term. [/QUOTE]
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Timeline for recovering from testicular atrophy using HCG
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