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Chronic Gonadotropin
5000 I.U. / Vial
HD Labs HCG 5000 I.U. contains Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG), a hormone that acts similarly to luteinizing hormone (LH) in the body. It is supplied as a 5000 I.U. vial with diluent for preparation before use.
HCG has established medical uses in reproductive medicine and certain hormone-related conditions. In men, its LH-like activity can stimulate the Leydig cells of the testes, promoting endogenous testosterone production and supporting testicular function.
HCG may be prescribed or clinically used for:
Stimulation of testosterone production in certain cases of male hypogonadism
Supporting testicular function where appropriate
Certain forms of male infertility associated with gonadotropin deficiency
Induction of ovulation as part of certain female fertility treatments
Treatment of selected cases of cryptorchidism under medical supervision
HCG should be used according to an appropriate medical indication and under professional guidance.
HCG binds to the same LH/CG receptors activated by luteinizing hormone.
In males, this activity can:
Stimulate Leydig cells within the testes
Increase endogenous testosterone production
Help maintain intratesticular testosterone
Support testicular and reproductive function when clinically indicated
In females, HCG can mimic the natural LH surge involved in the final maturation and release of an egg, which is why it is used in certain fertility protocols.
HCG supplied as a powder must be properly reconstituted with an appropriate sterile diluent before administration.
Use this product only as instructed by a qualified healthcare professional. The required amount and treatment schedule vary significantly according to the reason for treatment.
Administration Route: HCG may be administered by intramuscular (IM) or subcutaneous (SC) injection, depending on the product instructions and treatment protocol.
Total per vial: 5000 I.U. HCG
There is no single standard dose suitable for every user. HCG dosing varies considerably according to the medical indication, sex, age, fertility goals, hormone levels, and response to treatment.
Dosage and injection frequency should therefore be determined by a qualified healthcare professional.
After reconstitution, follow the storage requirements specified for the particular diluent/product and maintain appropriate sterile handling and injection technique.
HCG may cause side effects, and hormonal responses can vary between individuals.
Injection-site pain, redness, or irritation
Headache
Fatigue
Mood changes or irritability
Fluid retention