Fraggle Test Prop/Tren Ace Log

[HDH]

Today is my follow up appointment re: low test levels.

I've been having a few concerns that it's possible someone on this forum with TRT experience can help with.

My primary issue is that I am quite young, 31, and would like to have children sometime in the next few years. I can only find contradicting research with respect to long-term androgen replacement and fertility. It seems in some cases it actually increases fertility and in others it requires the complete removal of the androgens, high doses of HCG and then possibly recombinant FSH if no conception occurs within 6-12 months of HCG treatment..

This seems like a catch 22, as the removal of the exogenous testosterone is going to cause a decrease in libido and ED is going to become a problem again. Levitra seems to work well for me... but it's ridiculously expensive, as is FSH. Thankfully, I will either be residing in Australia or the UK where medicare/NHS covers fertility treatment costs (although with long queuing and a capped limit).

Anyway, for those with input on long-term exogenous androgen replacement and fertility please chime in with your experience and wisdom.

Oh, and as for the crohn's, or course it's a serious issue, but:

A) Would you let that stop you from achieving what you want?

B) I've been in remission for five (5) years.

C) I'm pretty fucking sure I know more about my body and it's function that you do.

I think this would be better answered if posted in the Men's Health Forum.

HDH

 

[LifeSize]

I think this would be better answered if posted in the Men's Health Forum.

HDH

Yea I was about to say the same thing.. It's one big message board, but the folks on the Mens Health don't tend to frolic over here too much..

Best of luck man, damn what a turn in events.

 

[Fraggle]

Cheers,

I've posted there. I'll still put updates here, and once I get this straightened out, I'll cycle with the TRT, HCG and trenbolone and log it.

 

[Fraggle]

Referral to endo, chosen specifically because she is very aggressive. I'm a very opinionated bastard.

I'm going to opt for 75mg/E3D or 100mg/E5D plus HCG to maintain intratesticular testosterone, an important factor in spermatogenesis. HCG also contains sequences for LH, FSH and TSH in the alpha portion of the peptide. Although HMG would work better from the perspective of spermatogenesis, it won't maintain leydig functionality like HCG.

 

[LifeSize]

Referral to endo, chosen specifically because she is very aggressive. I'm a very opinionated bastard.

I'm going to opt for 75mg/E3D or 100mg/E5D plus HCG to maintain intratesticular testosterone, an important factor in spermatogenesis. HCG also contains sequences for LH, FSH and TSH in the alpha portion of the peptide. Although HMG would work better from the perspective of spermatogenesis, it won't maintain leydig functionality like HCG.

Of what compound?

 

[musle mafia]

Referral to endo, chosen specifically because she is very aggressive. I'm a very opinionated bastard.

I'm going to opt for 75mg/E3D or 100mg/E5D plus HCG to maintain intratesticular testosterone, an important factor in spermatogenesis. HCG also contains sequences for LH, FSH and TSH in the alpha portion of the peptide. Although HMG would work better from the perspective of spermatogenesis, it won't maintain leydig functionality like HCG.

Just out of curoisty could you use a combination of HCG and HMG? Just wondering if you know the ansewer to if you could or not and why.

 

[Fraggle]

First the compound is test enan (delatestryl or generic equivalent)

Second MM:

Yes you use both HCG and HMG. The HCG primarily mimics LH, encouraging intratesticular testosterone production. HMG mimics FSH causing spermatogenesis.

The research I've done indicates that HCG alone can often cause spermatogenesis, but ocaisionally requires HMG as well. Usually the HMG is dosed at ~75IU. It's a fair bit more expensive, so you use HCG alone, and if that fails introduce the HMG.