Apparently the chemical castration is not permanent, but it does take some time to restore function. How long? I don't know, i'll have to dig deeper into studies to find that out. But fact of the matter is that you literally need a single shot of this stuff and that's it, and you should never exceed 5 shots per year of it for HPTA recovery during PCT. Considering the highest number of cycles per year you can squeeze in would be 3, I think it would be fine. But it just goes to show you that ONE single shot at the beginning of PCT is all that is required.
It's kind of funny considering you'd buy a 2mg bottle of it, reconstitute it, and only use 1/20th of the thing and that's it lol.
Oh and your idea of waiting a few weeks after the castration and trying to take a lower dose to restart the HPTA won't work. The castration effect is the result of the GnRH receptors on the pituitary being severely down regulated by Triptorelin. Taking a lower dose of Triptorelin several weeks later after the castration effect would do nothing because the receptors are done for. Endogenous GnRH can't bind to those receptors now. How long it takes for these receptors to up-regulate again, I have no idea. If you end up chemically castrating yourself, your only option to continue endogenous Testosterone production while the receptors recover is to use HCG on a regular basis.
It's kind of funny considering you'd buy a 2mg bottle of it, reconstitute it, and only use 1/20th of the thing and that's it lol.
Oh and your idea of waiting a few weeks after the castration and trying to take a lower dose to restart the HPTA won't work. The castration effect is the result of the GnRH receptors on the pituitary being severely down regulated by Triptorelin. Taking a lower dose of Triptorelin several weeks later after the castration effect would do nothing because the receptors are done for. Endogenous GnRH can't bind to those receptors now. How long it takes for these receptors to up-regulate again, I have no idea. If you end up chemically castrating yourself, your only option to continue endogenous Testosterone production while the receptors recover is to use HCG on a regular basis.