Re: Re: hCG and Secondary Hypogonadotropic Hypogonadism

[Guest guest]

Dale your problem is your Endo they are not good Dr.'s for low T.

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Phil

> From: Dale <etherial@...>

> Subject: Re: hCG and Secondary Hypogonadotropic Hypogonadism

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> Date: Monday, June 14, 2010, 9:49 PM

> I am wondering the same thing. 

> My endo would not even discuss it.

> Now I am on Androgel with the prospect of pea sized gonads

> down the road and the 5g of gel he is giving me does not

> seem to be doing the job.

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> > I am wondering why hCG isn't the first line treatment

> for acquired Secondary Hypogonadism.  It would seem to

> me that there are more advantages to using hCG alone rather

> than starting T shots and the potential side effects such a

> blood thickening.  I've read studies where they were

> able to sustain for a significant period T levels on hCG

> alone.  Is it related to the cost of hCG vs T?  I

> am now on both and didn't start feeling better until I

> started the hCG.  With both, I am struggling to control

> my estradiol.  I take .75mg Arimidex the days I take

> hCG and T shots and then back off to .5mg on days I take no

> shots.  I'd personally like to stop or cut back the T

> and just see what the hCG brings my levels to.  Any

> comments?

> >

> > Joe

> >

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[Guest guest]

Dale if you liked what you read there is much more that was old 2004 Dr.

keeps improving as time goes on. You will find a lot of info at his site

www.allthingsmale.com and at his forum.

http://www.musclechatroom.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=2

At his forum there are sticks you can read and on has his Radio Shows he did

listen to them.

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Phil

> From: Dale <etherial@...>

> Subject: Re: hCG and Secondary Hypogonadotropic Hypogonadism

>

> Date: Monday, June 14, 2010, 11:26 PM

> I just read the answer to this at the

> following link. Scroll down to HCG.

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http://www.mesomorphosis.com/articles/crisler/testosterone-replacement-therapy.h\

tm

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> > I am wondering why hCG isn't the first line treatment

> for acquired Secondary Hypogonadism.  It would seem to

> me that there are more advantages to using hCG alone rather

> than starting T shots and the potential side effects such a

> blood thickening.  I've read studies where they were

> able to sustain for a significant period T levels on hCG

> alone.  Is it related to the cost of hCG vs T?  I

> am now on both and didn't start feeling better until I

> started the hCG.  With both, I am struggling to control

> my estradiol.  I take .75mg Arimidex the days I take

> hCG and T shots and then back off to .5mg on days I take no

> shots.  I'd personally like to stop or cut back the T

> and just see what the hCG brings my levels to.  Any

> comments?

> >

> > Joe

> >

>

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