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What if my baseline was around 250-280, would dropping the HCG disrupt my current levels with the HCG by a lot you think?
AlphaMD's Answer
Not likely by that much. While hCG does add to the total testosterone level while on TRT, the TRT is still suppressive to a degree that is rarely overcome, even by a large dose of hCG. Your total testosterone may go down by 100 or so points once you drop the hCG. Of course everyone is different, so follow up with your doctor to be sure.
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