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Taking HCG for Testicular Atrophy - Need advice on the dose?
Hi guys,
I've recently got some HCG hormone, Pregnyl. The dose is 1500IU and it obviously comes with the vial of Bacteriostatic Water (1ml) along with the vial of the powdered HCG itself.
My questions is dosing. I'm assuming that I can add the 1ml of water to the powder and then split that into 3 doses of 0.33ml which would make each injection a total of 500IU, or I could possibly split 2 doses of 0.5ml of the solution making 750IU per injection.
The idea is that I want to reverse testicular atrophy which has been caused by my ADHD medication over time, and I have been told it could likely work due to the fact that HCG does reverse medication-induced testicular atrophy.
Am I right in my calculations, and also which dose would be best for someone who has never used HCG before?
I am 22 years of age, 5.3 feet tall and weighing approximately 12.5 stones.
Any advice would be great!
I've recently got some HCG hormone, Pregnyl. The dose is 1500IU and it obviously comes with the vial of Bacteriostatic Water (1ml) along with the vial of the powdered HCG itself.
My questions is dosing. I'm assuming that I can add the 1ml of water to the powder and then split that into 3 doses of 0.33ml which would make each injection a total of 500IU, or I could possibly split 2 doses of 0.5ml of the solution making 750IU per injection.
The idea is that I want to reverse testicular atrophy which has been caused by my ADHD medication over time, and I have been told it could likely work due to the fact that HCG does reverse medication-induced testicular atrophy.
Am I right in my calculations, and also which dose would be best for someone who has never used HCG before?
I am 22 years of age, 5.3 feet tall and weighing approximately 12.5 stones.
Any advice would be great!
Hi there. We don't allow dosing guidelines of medication to be given here. You should check with your doctor for guidance. good luck to you
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