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hcg/gnrh/aas and fertility?
question: if you use hcg and gnrh before beginning aas will aas have a negative affect on fertility? from everything i have read i have come to conclusion that it should not effect sperm count or gonadal function since you are manually supplying those hormones that normally would shut down while on aas.
just curious if anyone happens to know for sure. it seems to be something only touched on when discussing gnrh and hcg.
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