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What should be the normal dosage of HCG while on my cycle, here's what I'm dosing 2cc per week (800mg) need to know right dosing nuts are shrinking wanna have a kid
AlphaMD's Answer
For HCG dosing, it is done by units. If you are on 800 units weekly, that should be fine for a moderate dose to maintain things as they are. If you're looking for active conception in this moment, you could consider going up to 1,000 to 1,500 units weekly until conception occurs, then dropping back down.
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