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Restoring Fertility After Stopping TRT

Have you been on TRT or testosterone replacement therapy and concern about fertility? Maybe you're wondering what the return of fertility after stopping TRT looks like. In this video, we're gonna look at some of the things in the timeline of the return of your fertility. As you're stopping testosterone replacement therapy. So in this video, we're gonna talk about the return of fertility. After stopping TRT. I previously made a few videos on this topic, but I wanted to give a little bit more detail on this for those that are interested and still struggling to understand what's going on and how they can optimize their fertility after stopping testosterone replacement therapy. So first, just a quick little recap. Fertility often decreases when you're on TRT or testosterone replacement therapy, because the testosterone decreases the amount of LH and FSH that your brain is producing. These are the hormones that stimulate the to make testosterone and sperm. Mataz. So with reduced amount of those, you have decreased sperm production. Typically once you remove the testosterone, the FSH and LH are gonna start going back up. In fact, unless there's something interfering with the production of that organically could be, a brain lesion or something like that. Typically the FSH is gonna come surging back. And so is the LH. I would expect the amount. FSH and LH to start to increase around day 10 to 14 after your last testosterone injection. . It's probably gonna peak around the three to four week mark, but keep in mind, these are just estimations based on what I've seen when people start to feel better. And when they're numbers on their actual testosterone labs. Start to go back up. So by the time you're about a month off of taking testosterone replacement therapy a month after your last shot, we would expect to see you're pretty close to being back to where your baseline levels of testosterone were. And with that, you're gonna be producing around your baseline amount of FSH and LH as it relates to fertility, the FSH is what we're mostly concerned about. So that normal or baseline amount of FSH is going to exert its effect on those CTO cells at this time at the four week mark, and even previously as it's coming back online, it's slowly building, building, building, and having more and more effect on those Ceto cells. And this is where the spermatogenesis process takes place. So let's say you're making 50% of the amount of FSH compared to baseline while you're on your testosterone replacement therapy. Sometimes, of course it could be less than that, but let's say you're only making 50% of the FSH while you're on testosterone replacement therapy, sometimes it may be less. Sometimes it may be more, that means you're gonna have that much less of the sperm spermatogenesis process happening. Now, once you stop it, that FSH is coming back online slowly, slowly, and it's building its effect on those CTO cells. But at the one month, mark, you're not outta the wood jet because that full FSH H. Needs to be in place for two months because those sperm matzo take two months to be produced fully. So if the end goal is back to a hundred percent of your baseline or back to, to whatever your baseline was, it's gonna take probably about full three months to get back to that you need the first month for normal FSH to return and you can give or take one or two weeks off of that. And then you need 60 days for. Those spermatozoa to fully mature. And so by the end of three months, you should be back to full production of whatever your baseline levels were prior to being on TRT. And of course, that's just a general rule of thumb. Three months is usually a good amount of time to guesstimate. Now, of course you will have some increased fertility. The further you get away from testosterone. And sometimes people still have plenty of fertility even when they are in testosterone. So. There's a lot of variability from person to person with this depends on your testosterone dose, how often you're taking it, what type of testosterone you're taking and things like this, you may be able to speed up or shorten that timeline to win your back to full production by taking things like HCG Clomid and other things. Just remember that this is a fairly delicate process. And even though we know a lot about the fertility process, we'll never have the ability to mimic what that natural FSH effect on the testes is going to be. All right. So. Hopefully that gives you a better understanding of the return of fertility after stopping TRT.