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HCG Detecton Time? Karma
- Thread starter danymal04
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Just curious why you would need to know that..
Para_Shoot
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Let me tell ya. My friend is on HCG and the other half of Phen/Phen (whatever half of it is still legal) for weight loss. He has doctors prescription for this stuff as it is monitored by a weight loss clinic. Anyway, he went for a standard drug test for his job as an elevator repairman and the lab wanted to know why he had the HCG and the other half of phen/phen in him. He naturally told the lab that he was prescribed this stuff for weight loss, thus he got the job. Thing is, they found the HCG, so were they looking for it?
With woman, I think it stays in the system for about 2 months or even longer, not really sure for males..
*test-me* said:
I was thinking about this too.. it may work!
justinjones1963
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here is what I found: (not time limit though) From what I have read it is very difficult to test for.
HCG is a gonadotrophin with predominantly luteinising properties produced by the placenta and is obtained from the urine of pregnant women.
Time to peak effect: Females - ovulation usually occurs within 12-36 hours after the preovulatory surge of LH or administration of exogenous HCG used for ovulation induction.
The metabolic clearance rate of HCG has been measured in normal men and regularly cycling women following the infusion of PROFASI. It was found to be 1.6mL/minute in men and 1.9 mL/minute in women. These volumes are approximately 12 to 25 times lower than the metabolic clearance rate of luteinising hormone (LH).
The urinary excretion of HCG during the treatment of children for cryptorchidism is mainly in the second and third days after an injection and represents 5.4 to 7% of the total dose injected.
The maximum plasma testosterone response to a single injection of HCG is seen 72 hours after the injection and elevated testosterone levels are seen for 5 to 7 days after the injection.
In measuring half-life of HCG, two slopes may be seen and different values are given by different investigators of the disappearance after an administered dose, and for different methods of assay. The values for the second slope vary from 23 to 37 hours. These values are much longer than those for LH.
HCG is a gonadotrophin with predominantly luteinising properties produced by the placenta and is obtained from the urine of pregnant women.
Time to peak effect: Females - ovulation usually occurs within 12-36 hours after the preovulatory surge of LH or administration of exogenous HCG used for ovulation induction.
The metabolic clearance rate of HCG has been measured in normal men and regularly cycling women following the infusion of PROFASI. It was found to be 1.6mL/minute in men and 1.9 mL/minute in women. These volumes are approximately 12 to 25 times lower than the metabolic clearance rate of luteinising hormone (LH).
The urinary excretion of HCG during the treatment of children for cryptorchidism is mainly in the second and third days after an injection and represents 5.4 to 7% of the total dose injected.
The maximum plasma testosterone response to a single injection of HCG is seen 72 hours after the injection and elevated testosterone levels are seen for 5 to 7 days after the injection.
In measuring half-life of HCG, two slopes may be seen and different values are given by different investigators of the disappearance after an administered dose, and for different methods of assay. The values for the second slope vary from 23 to 37 hours. These values are much longer than those for LH.
