I'm on hCG, my girl's on the pill

[liftingheavy]

Sorry I've got a few medical questions and I figure somebody here might be able to help.

I'm currently taking hCG, and my girlfriend's taking anti-contraceptive pills.

Is it possible to transfer hCG across to her in my semen? And if so, is there any chance that it will mess her about or make her more likely to become pregnant?

I'm also taking Test, Deca & Dbol? Can any of those be transferred across?

Also pretty soon I'm gonna be taking Clomid and Nolvadex. Again, can any of these be transferred across?

[stevey_6t9]

best guess is no

[BJJ]

Absolutely not, none of them.
HCG is used for those who suffer of poor sperm quality and motility.

You cannot transfer HCG within your semen, it just makes no sense.
Clomiphene citrate informs the pt gland to make LH and FSH, which tell the tests to produce testosterone and in case more sperm. HCG informs the testicles to produce
testosterone and sperm directly. That is it!

[ranging1]

Absolutely not, none of them.
HCG is used for those who suffer of poor sperm quality and motility.

You cannot transfer HCG within your semen, it just makes no sense.
Clomiphene prompts the pituitary gland to make LH and FSH, which tell the testicles to produce testosterone and possibly more sperm. HCG prompts the testes to produce
testosterone and sperm directly. That is it!

lol not even wilkipedia or yahoo ansers has a better anser then this

problem solved

[BJJ]

lol not even wilkipedia or yahoo ansers has a better anser then this

problem solved

It is just a matter of reading...

[FranciscoG]

Sorry I've got a few medical questions and I figure somebody here might be able to help.

I'm currently taking hCG, and my girlfriend's taking anti-contraceptive pills.

Is it possible to transfer hCG across to her in my semen? And if so, is there any chance that it will mess her about or make her more likely to become pregnant?

I'm also taking Test, Deca & Dbol? Can any of those be transferred across?

Also pretty soon I'm gonna be taking Clomid and Nolvadex. Again, can any of these be transferred across?

Here set up the modle and look at it:

You take 2500IU of hcg on day 1. hcg has a half-life of 24 hours. On day two you (as male still) urinate on the typical preganacy test. It is possible, here again you are a male, for you to have a false positive.

HCG will cause false positicve tests. It is known to be in urine and semen. So in theory if you are being freaky and you what have you and never pull out she can also have a false positive from your left over body fluids.

You taking HCG will not interfer with her birth control but can cause false positives.