CLOMID for low test levels

[LG1]

Does anyone have experience with clomid to raise low test levels? Side effects? Results? Etc.

[Sammich]

Does anyone have experience with clomid to raise low test levels? Side effects? Results? Etc.

I tried it -- BAD TIMES. I experienced vision alterations (blurriness) and significant mood effects (depression/apathy).

[bigoso]

Clomid will have you crying while watching the notebook

[LG1]

CLOMID for low test levels

I have a pre existing eye condition called CSR. Not sure if this will work but trying to see what options are available other than TRT.

As far as mood swings. Would these be potentially reduced if clomid is taken together with arimidex?

[0001Delta]

I think you'd have more sucess with the Nolva/Clomid combo. You don't want to risk crashing your estrogen levels with Adex.

[LG1]

I think you'd have more sucess with the Nolva/Clomid combo. You don't want to risk crashing your estrogen levels with Adex.

Thx Delta. I have seen this combo mentioned before but will have to do more reading to get a better idea of how it works, benefits etc.

This was writtenin 2002. Any idea if this still holds true?

http://www.mindandmuscle.net/article...e-stimulation/

[Imprezivr6]

I tried it -- BAD TIMES. I experienced vision alterations (blurriness) and significant mood effects (depression/apathy).

How much were you taking?

[LG1]

Is this dosing still applicable?

http://intensemuscle.com/showthread....ghlight=clomid

[Imprezivr6]

The amount of clomid used clinically in an attempt to "restart" natural production is a fraction of what most people use for PCT. 12.5mg/day vs 50-100mg/day+

Do you have a Dr you are working with? Have you determined if your condition is primary or secondary? How low is your test?

[mentalflex]

The amount of clomid used clinically in an attempt to "restart" natural production is a fraction of what most people use for PCT. 12.5mg/day vs 50-100mg/day+

Do you have a Dr you are working with? Have you determined if your condition is primary or secondary? How low is your test?

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16422830

LG, what about HCG? If using HCG though, I would suggest an AI at a low dose to control estrogenic effect that can be caused by HCG...

AIs can also help with increasing testosterone http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15001605 and increase LH and FSH http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10902781

[LG1]

Thx MF. Keeping my options open, so HCG is a possibility. It's injectible right? not orally administered?

[mentalflex]

Thx MF. Keeping my options open, so HCG is a possibility. It's injectible right? not orally administered?

Yes, you would use an insulin syringe. It comes in powder form and you would reconstitute it with bacteriostatic water. Typical administration is 500iu every 3 days (or twice per week evenly as evenly spaced as possible).

If you see "HCG drops" that are marketed for the "HCG diet" just ignore it... HCG is not OTC and cannot be administered orally

[LG1]

Yes, you would use an insulin syringe. It comes in powder form and you would reconstitute it with bacteriostatic water. Typical administration is 500iu every 3 days (or twice per week evenly as evenly spaced as possible).

Thank you. Will need to discuss with Endo.

If you see "HCG drops" that are marketed for the "HCG diet" just ignore it... HCG is not OTC and cannot be administered orally

LOL, saw this online....

[mateus]

i have been on Clomid for 4 months now. Taken everyday. I also take anastrozole 3 times a week (E blocker). My test levels were just under 300 for about 2 years. The clomid keeps them around 800. I feel better. Nothing substantial, just less tired and run down. The only side effect I have seen is the emotional thing. And it is not all the time. I can watch or read something on Monday and be completely unaffected emotionally by it and then read or watch it again on Thursday and start tearing up lol. But that doesn't happen very often at all. I can count those instances on one hand.

[LG1]

Thx Mateus. I thought I recalled seeing somewhere that you were on clomid but wasn't sure.