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Good day. Thank you for taking the time to answer questions and share your knowledge and experience to us. 33M, I’ve been on testosterone Cyp. 140mg weekly for two years. All labs are in range. I want my dang balls back. How do I go about asking my PCP, who prescribes my testosterone, about trying HCG?
AlphaMD's Answer
If you're taking HCG for cosmetic effect (compared to targeted fertility for the short term) then 500 units weekly or so is fairly normal. Although adding HCG may upset the balance that you have going right now, I believe if you state that you understand there may need to be adjustments as the new regimen is dialed in that there wouldn't be a big reason for your PCP to not try it. HCG is a relatively safe medication to work with.
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