TweetSomething else thats making things hard is that my fiance is going balls out with dieting and training and im over here with no motivation and i want to get back on test to get myself amped up again and i want to be able to hang with her ya know?

Tweetwell if you are going to come off then get rid of that hcg. it is only going to delay the process of your test coming back if it ever does anyway. i am pretty sure you are already in your 30s so it is possible you may not bounce back either way. get rid of that damn hcg as a starter. run your clomid and nolva and then get blood work done. also keep in mind that low dose hrt to bring you around to where you natural levels isnt going to stop you from having kids. hell super heavy and hard cycles wont either. trust me on that one cause more than a few of us have knocked up our mrs while in theory it shouldnt have happened. so for starters you should run your pct protocol without the hcg. then have bloods done as well as a sperm count done. then go from there. if you bounce back then stay off. if not then you need a endo to help you along

TweetSo youre saying i should stop that hcg huh?

Yea i know it suppresses natty test. Last blood work i had done after a cycle i was 400 so i hope to be around that again but wow that was five years ago lol. Ok thanks guns ill do that..

TweetCongrats on the engagement bro.

Like guns said, get your blood work done once your finished with your protocol and then you'll know where you are and can base your next decision off of that. You may end up on the good side of normal and not even need hrt. If you do need hrt, trust me you can still get your wife pregnant providing your sperm count is normal. Many friends of mine have conceived while on. Some on heavier cycles too. You'll have a better idea of that if you get your sperm count checked though, but typically hrt to keep your levels on the good side of normal probably won't hinder that.