@Nelson VergelThat could work if you can find it AND afford it.
If I had access to HMG, what are the typical doses for it that you know of? I’ve seen 3.75iu 3x per week myself but wasn’t sure.
Thank you
@Nelson VergelThat could work if you can find it AND afford it.
@Nelson Vergel
What about HMG instead of HCG?
Local X-Ray department fried my Leydig cells via excessive X-ray exposure My reply from another thread: HMG to HCG IU equivalency?
Most would never use hMG as a sole replacement to substitute LH.
hCG is used as it mimics LH which stimulates the Leydig cells in the testes to produce ITT (intra-testicular testosterone) and hMG or rhFSH would be added (@75-150 IU 3 X weekly) as the main reason would be to stimulate Sertoli/germ cells.
Could you imagine the dose/cost needed to use hMG as a sole replacement not to mention other issues it may cause!
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