Triptorelin For Low T, Possibly From 10 Year Old Cycle

ooohyeah

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Looking for triptorelin experiences; there's not much out there in the forums. Wondering if anyone has used triptorelin for low-ish T. Did a cycle about 10 years ago and T never fully recovered; is now around 500. Most experiences discuss using trip right after cycle, during pct. A few hint at using it for a reset like I'm talking about, but don't offer much info. I've also heard of some using it instead of trt, but again, not much info or follow ups there.

Also, it seems the universal dose is 100mcg, with one or two sources saying 50-100mcg. From what I read, there is no risk of shut down from a single 100mcg dose, but is that too high for someone just looking for a mild realignment of htpa? Any real experiences out there of 100mcg being too much? Or is that what it takes to pulse and reset the system?
 
What's a good protocol for this situation? Pretty much all the pct recommendations I see are meant to be run immediately after a cycle. I imagine in this case it wouldn't need the doses or duration to be quite as high/long.
ive noticed the same as well. I think doses really do vary and how often you pin. I’ve seen 1 time a week to everyday. I’d like to see what you find out for future reference.
 
What's a good protocol for this situation? Pretty much all the pct recommendations I see are meant to be run immediately after a cycle. I imagine in this case it wouldn't need the doses or duration to be quite as high/long.
You may try 1000IU HCG every 3 days for a 1.5 months and after that continue on 50mg Clomid for 30-45days to restore LH/FSH production.
and 3 weeks after the last tab of Clomid test Total T.

And don't use triptorelin, It suppresses LH/FSH production by down regulation their receptors. In some cases the sensitivity of pituitary takes a long time to recover
 
You may try 1000IU HCG every 3 days for a 1.5 months and after that continue on 50mg Clomid for 30-45days to restore LH/FSH production.
and 3 weeks after the last tab of Clomid test Total T.

And don't use triptorelin, It suppresses LH/FSH production by down regulation their receptors. In some cases the sensitivity of pituitary takes a long time to recover
Thanks for the protocol advice.
As for the triptorelin, everything I read, without exception, said that down regulation only occurred at the high dosages used for cancer and transgender patients, which is something like 3.75mg. The dosage for htpa stimulation is about 40x lower at 100mcg. I'd be very interested if you could show links discussing suppression at single doses around 100mcg.
 
Thanks for the protocol advice.
As for the triptorelin, everything I read, without exception, said that down regulation only occurred at the high dosages used for cancer and transgender patients, which is something like 3.75mg. The dosage for htpa stimulation is about 40x lower at 100mcg. I'd be very interested if you could show links discussing suppression at single doses around 100mcg.
The problem with it is continuous stimulation, but natural GNRH is released with pulses. So non stop stimulation causes down regulation.
And 3.75mg doses that are used in cancer treatment are injected as delayed release capsules, that release small portions of hormone over long period of time.
In case of triptorelin injection you just inject the 100mcg dose and the concentration in your blood gets high in a short time.

I agree that one time 100mcg triptorelin may not cause a huge downregulation of pituitary, but it definitely will suppress production of your own GNRH, that you have to restore after triptorelin course.

Anyway I've seen guys that were partially shut down by 100mcg of triptorelin, and it just has no advantages over clomid, so why should you risk?
 
bro dont try the tripto. use hcg, it works, tried and true. you will be fine with hcg and clomid just a basic pct. fuck you could even just use clomid and youd be high normal range if not over so just try that first.
 
 
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