How to Cycle Alarelin

Apr 12, 2025•2 min read

A Step-by-Step Guide for Hormonal Recovery & Fertility Modulation

Whether your goal is to induce ovulation, restore testosterone production, or boost fertility, Alarelin can be a powerful ally—when used precisely. This section breaks down real-world usage into clear, actionable steps.

Use Case 1: Women – Ovulation Induction for Fertility

Purpose: To trigger ovulation in a controlled, timed fertility cycle (e.g., IVF, IUI, or timed intercourse)

How to Use:

1. Track your cycle: Identify your ovulatory window (typically Day 10–14).
2. Get baseline labs: LH, FSH, and estradiol.
3. Inject Alarelin: Dose: 20–40 µg Timing: Single dose, 36–40 hours before ovulation or oocyte retrieval Method: Subcutaneous injection Confirm ovulation via ultrasound or LH surge Expert Tip: Coordinate dosing with your fertility specialist to maximize follicular response.

Use Case 2: Men – Boost Fertility & Testosterone Naturally

Purpose: Stimulate LH/FSH to support spermatogenesis and endogenous testosterone production

How to Use:

1. Start after lab assessment: Low-normal LH/FSH, low sperm count, or suppressed testosterone.
2. Begin cycling: Dose: 20–50 µg Frequency: Every other day Duration: 10–14 days Method: Subcutaneous injection Optional: Combine with antioxidants (zinc, CoQ10, carnitine) Monitor: Semen analysis after 1–2 months, repeat labs

Use Case 3: Post-Cycle Therapy (PCT) – Bodybuilding Hormonal Reset

Purpose: Reactivate natural hormone production after anabolic steroid use

How to Use:

1. Wait 3–5 days after your last steroid dose.
2. Begin Alarelin protocol: Dose: 20–40 µg Frequency: Every other day Duration: 10–14 days Method: Subcutaneous injection Optional: Stack with low-dose hCG (250 IU 2–3x/week) + SERM (e.g., clomiphene) Monitor: Test levels, libido, mood, and energy over 2–4 weeks Expert Tip: Avoid daily use beyond 2 weeks—overstimulation leads to suppression.

What Not to Do

• Don’t use Alarelin continuously for >14 days
• Don’t exceed 50 µg per dose without clinical supervision
• Don’t use it blindly—always track your labs