HCG 10000iu (Generic)

During the use of gonadotrophic hormone, side reactions similar to those of testosterone may occur. The cycle may manifest a high sex drive. Also at high dosages, the following undesirable symptoms may be observed acne, gynecomastia – swelling in the nipples, manifestation of lumps, itching, enlarged prostate, excessive hair growth throughout the body and baldness, masculinization symptoms (in women), fluid accumulation in muscle tissue, which adds swelling. Young athletes may experience premature completion of bone growth while using chorion gonadotrophic hormone. If the correct dosages are maintained, there are no adverse reactions.

Gonadotrophic hormone is used during anabolic drug cycles, the duration of which exceeds 6 weeks, or in case several potent drugs are used in the same cycle. HCG use begins at week 2-4 of the cycle. Injections should be made twice a week at 250-500 IU. The use of gonadotropin does not end after the last steroid intake, but after the active agent of the steroid is excreted. This is followed by post-cycle therapy.

In some cases, dosages can be increased up to 2000 IU. Injections are administered every 2 days for 3 weeks. During longer steroid courses called “infinite” the protein hormone is administered continuously. However, every 4-5 weeks users need to take a break for 7-10 days.