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🧬 What Is hCG? The Hormone That Supports Testosterone, Fertility, and Hormonal Balance

  • Writer: Evertitan
    Evertitan
  • May 13
  • 2 min read

If you’re exploring testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), fertility support, or natural hormone restoration, you’ve likely come across hCG (human chorionic gonadotropin). While it’s best known as the hormone used in pregnancy tests, hCG plays a powerful role in male hormone health, fertility, and testicular function.


At Evertitan, we often prescribe hCG as part of a broader hormone optimization protocol—especially for men who want to preserve fertility, prevent testicular shrinkage, or stimulate natural testosterone production.


💡 What Is hCG?


hCG is a naturally occurring hormone that mimics luteinizing hormone (LH)—a signal that tells the testes to produce testosterone and sperm.


In men, hCG stimulates:


  • Leydig cells in the testes to boost testosterone production

  • Maintenance of testicular size and function

  • Support for sperm production and fertility

  • Natural testosterone output even during or after TRT


In other words, hCG helps keep the testosterone production pipeline active.


🔥 Benefits of hCG in Men’s Hormone Health


Maintains fertility while on TRT

Prevents or reverses testicular shrinkage

Boosts natural testosterone production

May improve libido, mood, and energy

✅ Helps bridge off-cycle testosterone therapy

✅ Supports HPTA (hypothalamic-pituitary-testicular axis) recovery


It’s often used:


  • As an adjunct to TRT (testosterone replacement therapy)

  • During post-cycle therapy (PCT) for men coming off hormones

  • For fertility preservation or restoration in men actively trying to conceive


🧠 Who Should Consider hCG?


hCG may be a good fit for:


  • Men on TRT who want to preserve fertility

  • Men concerned about testicular atrophy from testosterone use

  • Those planning to start or expand a family

  • Men transitioning off TRT who want to stimulate natural testosterone

  • Younger men with secondary hypogonadism or low LH levels


It can also be used in combination with clomiphene (Clomid) or FSH therapy in fertility protocols.


⚠️ Is hCG Safe?


Yes—hCG is well-studied and widely used in both fertility and hormone medicine. However, it must be used under medical supervision to ensure proper dosing and monitoring.


Possible side effects include:


  • Mild water retention or bloating

  • Breast tenderness (due to increased estradiol)

  • Headaches or mood changes (rare)

  • Increased estrogen levels in some men (may require management)


At Evertitan, we routinely monitor labs including testosterone, estradiol, and LH/FSH to ensure safe and effective use.


💉 How Is hCG Administered?


  • Subcutaneous injection, typically 2–3 times per week

  • Common dosages range from 250–500 IU per dose, depending on goals

  • Often used long-term alongside TRT or in shorter fertility protocols


We provide clear instructions for self-injection and adjust dosing based on lab markers and clinical response.


🩺 Evertitan’s Hormone Optimization Approach


At Evertitan, we use hCG in a personalized, data-driven way to support:


  • Hormone balance

  • Fertility preservation

  • Long-term endocrine health


You’ll receive:


  • A telehealth consultation with a licensed provider

  • Comprehensive hormone labs

  • A customized protocol with pharmacy-grade hCG

  • Ongoing clinical support and education


We also offer peptides, testosterone, and NAD+ therapies that can be integrated into a broader performance or wellness plan.


📞 Want to Stay Balanced While Optimizing Your Hormones?


Whether you’re on TRT, planning a family, or just want to preserve your body’s natural hormone rhythm—hCG may be the support your system needs.



Evertitan | Balanced Hormones. Better Outcomes.



 
 

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