HCG and blood clots

IamNotShepard · Feb 2, 2021

Hi there!

I've read that HCG could increase the risk for forming of blood clots. Now, is anybody here know how real is this risk? Does anybody had any blood clot while using HCG?
Thank you!

Vince · Feb 2, 2021

IamNotShepard said:
Hi there!

I've read that HCG could increase the risk for forming of blood clots. Now, is anybody here know how real is this risk? Does anybody had any blood clot while using HCG?
Thank you!

I've been injecting 500 IU of HCG twice a week for over 6 years. No blood clots.

Are you referring to the HCG diet? That's a different story.

IamNotShepard · Feb 2, 2021

Vince said:
I've been injecting 500 IU of HCG twice a week for over 6 years. No blood clots.

Are you referring to the HCG diet? That's a different story.

Yeah + i saw it on a label. I have very similar protocol to you right now, Vince. Testosterone daily + HCG 500 iu twice a week. Also small amounts of AI and prolactin blocker every 2-3 weeks, because i was getting some e2/elevated prolactin symptomps.

Vince · Feb 3, 2021

IamNotShepard said:
Yeah + i saw it on a label. I have very similar protocol to you right now, Vince. Testosterone daily + HCG 500 iu twice a week. Also small amounts of AI and prolactin blocker every 2-3 weeks, because i was getting some e2/elevated prolactin symptomps.

On a label of hcg?

IamNotShepard · Feb 3, 2021

Vince said:
On a label of hcg?

Yup, at least in my country. It says that it COULD increase the risk of blood clots (just like pregnancy)

Nelson Vergel · Feb 3, 2021

Clotting was added to the testosterone label after a small study showed that 2% of men with certain mutations may have clotting issues. No clotting has been added in the hCG label in the US.

Several studies have debunked the TRT clotting data:

Study Finds No Increased Blood Clots in Men on Testosterone - Excel Male TRT Forum

The association between testosterone therapy and thrombotic risk in elderly men remains controversial. During a presentation at the 2015 AUA Annual meeting in New Orleans, Ranjith Ramasamy, MD, from Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, shed light on this hot topic. Learn more on the studies and...

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