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You already paid for it, there is no harm in trying it. It’s true, gonadorelin is a poor substitute for hCG, and has little benefit for this purpose, though there may be some while you wait on your new medication to arrive.
There is a very common phenomenon around the 6 week mark of TRT, where some of the benefits seem to diminish. No one knows why that is, though we believe it is because that is the usual time window wh... See Full Answer
Xyosted She is wrong. TRT and hCG dual therapy is so widely used, it is currently considered standard of care in men wishing to maintain fertility and/or prevent testicular atrophy while on TRT. It is... See Full Answer
We hear a story like yours all the time. GP’s have a lot of things they have to keep up on. New treatments for diabetes, new diagnostics for rheumatic conditions, new screening rules for breast cance... See Full Answer
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