Hi all,
How realistic (or unrealistic) is fathering when on TRT and been on for several years?
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Hi all,
How realistic (or unrealistic) is fathering when on TRT and been on for several years?
Very, if you’re not on like 1000mg you should be fine.
I had 3 kids on trt, added in some clomid both her and i......
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While this is not a personal concern of mine, I have had discussions with numerous guys in various forums that have this concern. Many of them (don't have a number) were eventually successful. Celebrity case in point, look at Arnold and his love child. It's clear both through his physical development and by his own admission that he used a LOT of anabolic steroids in his day. Form what I've gathered, the longer you've been on anabolic steroids, the more the system is screwed up and the more difficult will be the job, but again not impossible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jedi1337
From what I've read, you'd probably want to start with gearing up the testicles with fairly hefty doses of HCG. There are two publications from the same authors that indicate that use intratesticular testosterone product (ITT) as a surrogate marker of fertility. It's an established surrogate marker because sperm cells need much higher exposure to T (than blood levels) to fully mature for proper motility and fertility. Their experiment shows that the optimum doses of HCG for restoring ITT levels in healthy male volunteers treated with 200mg T-eth per week is somewhere between 1000 - 1750 IU of HCG per week in divided doses. My own secondary analysis of their data using an alternate method indicates that the range is probably closer to 1050 - 1250 IU per week. Here's a graphic presentation of my analysis:
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However, your question seems to indicate that you want to stay on TRT and still be fertile. That's a more difficult question because you need stimulation of the testicles by both LH and FSH for normal spermatogenesis. HCG does have both LH and FSH receptor binding capacity, but it has much more LH activity than FSH. Your best bet, form what I can gather from the scant medical literature on the subject, is to use HCG regularly and at these hefty doses to keep the testicles active during TRT. Then, when you are ready to embrace fatherhood, stop TRT and go through a well-planed PCT to get endogenous gonadotropin (both LH and FSH) production back to normal. Once you've conceived, you can go back to TRT.
Oh, BTW, I'd start saving for college now in the planning stage. Paying for fertility's a bitch.
Hcg will work.
I was on lots (2g of gear) and got a baby mid cycle.
I was low t before that and had a 16 week cycle under my belt as well.
Lance Pharmstrong had kids the natural way after having one nut cut off and undergoing chemo. A little Test ain't nothing (but don't forget the hCG).
My sperm count 1 month after starting TRT was exactly 7 - of which 6 were dead but the single brave warrior marching forward.
My question is really why in the hell you'd want to?
His sperm was probably fucking red lmao. shit each of his sperm probably had lungs and an enlarged heartQuote:
Originally Posted by Beetlegeuse
Yeah but I bet they’d be able to survive and swim around the vagina & uterus forever. They’d probably swim up & down both of the Fallopian tubes as well, because they had the energy and they were bored.Quote:
Originally Posted by fiddlesticks
I was worried about this once my girlfriend said she wanted to try. I've been laying down pipe for decades, rarely if ever use condoms, and hadn't come close to getting anyone pregnant.
But after 4 years on TRT, my sperm count and strength tested really high...and we got pregnant on the first try.
Anecdotally, for me personally, I'm more concerned about making sure I get a proper vasectomy after the second kid so it doesn't happen again.
edit: oh yeah, I've been on HCG the entire time just in case (and because I don't want my balls to shrink)