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philip wrote: ok so ovidrel also stings then ? ill stick to pregnyl as its cheaper and work fine last time !
Hi Philip:
the sting is not bad at all bud. the first one will be, what i do is i place a ice pack on the stomach area where i want to pin and makes everything a bit easier.
Later bud.
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Muscleaddict wrote: There was NO pregnyl around for most of 2008 when Doctari suggested Ovidrel as a replacement for HCG. It was either ovidrel or nothing.
Everyone seems to have read this:
"Remember I mentioned that LH, FSH and TSH has the same alpha sub-unit? So, by using Ovidrel, you will have a "TRIPPLE" effect. Firstly, your LH effect will increase testosterone production, secondly the FSH effect will have testicular tissue enhancement and Sertoli cell stimulation leading to higher sperm production, and thirdly the TSH effect producing more T4 to convert to T3. Pregnyl consists basically of the Beta sub-unit. That's why we test B-HCG in urine for OTC pregnancy tests. So, Pregnyl only has a LH effect"
...and got all excited about Ovidrel.
Part of that is not all true. Pregnyl's beta sub unit has nothing to do with it's LH mimicking effect. Pregnyl and Ovidrel's beta sub units both differ to those of LH, FSH and TSH.
Pregynl ALSO has an alpha sub unit identical to LH, FSH, and TSH just like Ovidrel. Pregnyl does not consist of "basically the beta sub-unit."
I have posted links a few times before. From the 'National Library of Medicine' on Pregnyl: "
Human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG), a polypeptide hormone produced by the human placenta, is composed of an alpha and a beta sub-unit. The alpha sub-unit is essentially identical to the alpha sub-units of the human pituitary gonadotropins, luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), as well as to the alpha sub-unit of human thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH). The beta sub-units of these hormones differ in amino acid sequence."
This is valuable effort dude; pulling things together like that. U r quite right that I'd read that stuff and was influenced towards Ovi. Great to hear HCG is as good given that Ovi seems to be out of stock throughout country.
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Pyroclasm wrote: Does Ovidrel sting when you inject it? How is the sting from ovidrel compared to that bee sting from pregnyl? Is there anything one can do to lesson the sting?
eidolon injects straight into his sack maybe it stings less like that !!
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Pyroclasm wrote: Does Ovidrel sting when you inject it? How is the sting from ovidrel compared to that bee sting from pregnyl? Is there anything one can do to lesson the sting?
Hey Pyroclasm:
its about the same sting there is not much difference. sorry i dont know if anything that eases the sting.... i just deal with the pain bud....
later.
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