HCG

HCG stimulates the testes to produce natural testosterone, which helps maintain testicular size, fertility, and libido—especially during or after testosterone therapy.

Yes. HCG is commonly used to stimulate sperm production in men and trigger ovulation in women under medical guidance. It’s a well-known fertility treatment component.

Yes, many men use HCG alongside TRT to preserve fertility and prevent testicular atrophy, but dosing should be supervised by a healthcare provider.

It’s usually injected subcutaneously or intramuscularly, depending on the protocol. Dosing frequency can range from several times per week to cyclic administration during PCT.

Possible side effects include mood swings, water retention, gynecomastia (rare), and injection site reactions. Side effects are typically dose-dependent and should be monitored by a physician.