Low SHBG primarily benefit from more frequent injections, but more frequent injections are preferred for pretty much everybody, regardless of SHBG. But for very low SHBG guys like yourself, it’s basically mandatory to inject ED or EOD.
Testing LH and FSH is pointless while on HRT, regardless of you’re on HCG or not. They’re both going to come back at basically zero. Literally no point to test them. They only need to be tested if you are natural and not on HRT.
If I were you, I would personally keep your testosterone dose the same, and just drop HCG. Then get labs done in about a month. There’s a few reasons for keeping it the same, and only changing one variable at a time. In this case, the variable is HCG. So doing this will tell u whether HCG adds to your total T or not, whether it contributes greatly to an increase in E2, and most importantly will be able to see whether you lose any benefits. If you see a decline in any benefits, you then basically know that HCG adds some positive effects to HRT for you, and you can then add in back in at a small dose, and titrate the dose up if needed. Changing your testosterone dose, and dropping your HCG, at the same time, is problematic because if you notice some benefits, or notice some negatives, you have no clue whether it’s because of dropping the HCG or the increase in your testosterone dose. Trust me, this is easier said than done, and takes patience, but it’s the right way to do it.
