Thread: HCG needed for TRT patients?

I dont think HCG is needed for TRT patients isnt that correct?

Im a TRT patient and im prescribed 250mg a week of Test Cyp

Im about to up that dosage to 500mg a week and add 500mg of Deca and dbol25 every other day.

Since im not worried much about my testies lol they work fine being on TRT... have a 7 month preggers at home.

Im worried about the gyno side of it and make sure that nothing comes about... thinking that nova or clomid the last two weeks of the cycle will be enough?????



EDIT: I also take 1iu of hgh eod which i plan to keep that doasge the same unless otherwise suggested.

Originally Posted by Bullseye Forever

When you start trt your nuts will shrink and draw up my friend,and the HCG will make them fuller and fall again


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Nah - Ive been on TRT for about 4 years now - taking 250mg a week for some time - no issues with my nuts. They work perfectly.

Bump.... anyone with some help?

HCG for TRT is needed for a proper Replacement Therapy. Signaling your LH also creates your body to function as if you were making the Testosterone you are Injecting yourself of Dr Inject however.
This has been proved medically so I'm not spittin bro science. Anyone can Google or you tube the official medical studies. Sorry do not know how to post links.

Administering a Successful TRT Protocol
Read this everything you need to know about what you asked. Tried and proven with no conflicting evidence.
Its in the trt section and covers hcg on trt

My nads shrank considerably while on TRT and a little more on cycle. Hopefully you have some kind of blocker on hand in case you run into E problems while cycling?

Originally Posted by Delta5

I would run aromasin @ 12.5 eod....bump Dbol 25 to every day. In general, u deff need an AI on this cycle...possibly caber also, .25 twice a week.

This is solid advice to combat the estro-sides. Personally, I am of the camp that HCG is more of a aesthetic issue than a functional issue on TRT. Long term use of HCG will cause a de-sensitization to FH and LSH, which is counterproductive. Additionally, HCG will increase estro-sides.

Now, I am not saying don't use HCG. It has it's place, even on TRT, but I do not believe it should be used ongoing on a weekly basis. I am sure that many others will disagree. However, if it was a requirement for proper TRT Endo's would be prescribing it with the Test. This is actually incredibly rare. Most Endo's won't even talk about.