Recombinant FSH

[Mick_540]

My wife and I have just completed an IVF cycle where our egg donor was given recombinant FSH (gonal-f), apparently for ovarian stimulation (ie, produce more eggs than usual).

Anyway, we have actually done quite a few cycles, and I have a fair amount of this FSH (gonal-f) remaining. Before I take it back to the clinic (where it cost me many thousands of dollars and will be destroyed), I thought that I would check whether this stuff can be used as a component of any future AAS cycle or PCT that I may run.

Any thoughts? I have searched this site but the information is very sparse.

[Mick_540]

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[judge_dread]

I think is better than HCG for that but expensive as well

[Mick_540]

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[Mick_540]

Come on, somebody must be able to provide some info.

[Maetenloch]

FSH for men is good for maintaining sperm production, but HCG is better for helping your PCT recovery go faster. LH is what tells the Leydig cells in the testes to actually produce testosterone. So to maintain that production, you need an LH-analogue like HCG.

[stupidhippo]

yup.. as far as FSH for upping the test production I see no use for it. Might be some use ofcourse but without any research Im pretty sure its useless for u.

[stupidhippo]

I think is better than HCG for that but expensive as well

what do you base that on?