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HCG Therapy for Increased Testosterone and Increase Fertility

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My doc recently put me on 10,000 IUs a week of HCG split MWF. My wife and I are trying to have a baby, my sperm count came back normal, but my testosterone, FSH, and LH came back very low. Thus, the doc prescribed HCG monotherapy. To me, this seems to be alot of hcg. In addition, the doc did not prescribe an AI. I have a bunch of Perfect PCT (clomid, nolva, amorasin (I can never spell that), and also some Armidex 1mg (90).

I live in a state where you can't use P. Med Labs and others. What do you think would be the proper amount of an AI to use. 1mg Adex every three days enough or should it be more. Should I use the Perfect PCT? Just started a little over a week ago. Nipples are sensitive yet, no lumps, but are hard 24/7.

I'm 36, 215, about 15% body fat. Have a few cycles under the belt last one was in December- test and tbol, ran muta's Perfect PCT after and HCG on.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

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Update:

I just got my testosterone checked again and they are now at 856 ng/dl. Also, my sperm count has went from alright to "very good" according to my doctor. I am not sure about the exact levels of the sperm count test as I don't have a copy of that test. So, it appears that the HCG is working. I am also taking letro three times a week 2.5 mg. I have no signs of gyno or anything like that.

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Update:

I have scheduled a doctor's appointment for next week to discuss this further with the fertility doc. I did speak to the office staff and they indicated that I will have blood work done in June to determine whether to add any AI or other drugs. The doctor did not want to incorporate another drug with potential sides until we run bloods after about month. I forgot to mention that for the first 5 weeks I will be taking 1 amp of FSH along with the HCG on M and F. I was told the FSH is necessary in order to ensure that all sperm are healthy (motility and morphology), and if we are going to do it we should do it right. Note, the FSH is not covered by insurance; in the States I was quoted 5 weeks worth as 1200 to 1500. I ordered from overseas with my prescription from the doc (which I took a picture of and emailed to the pharmacy) and got it for 650. I will also have a sperm analysis done again in July. The doctor's office indicated that 10,000 IUs is necessary to really kick start the pituitary to pump out the hormones and get back to healthy levels ASAP.

I will keep updating as this progresses.

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Get with your Doctor and explain things to him and see what you both come up with. Your Doctor is your lifeline bloodwork will be more available more often and at a cheaper price through him. Let us know how it goes. CarlosDanger was hypothesizing on something similar, but never came to fruition when he retired from Eroids.