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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Clomid for PCT, fertility or low T
enclomiphene - shbg levels
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<blockquote data-quote="tLearner" data-source="post: 200522" data-attributes="member: 42365"><p>Yes and no. I'm not taking it long term and I've seen little evidence that it is very wise in comparison to what lots of people say .... if you need enclomiphene or serms etc long term trt would be more sensible. Even short term I consider to be risky enough. </p><p></p><p></p><p>That post I made was very probably stupid. It's another person's post not mine. The assumption I made that his TT would remain about the same and SHBG would continue to fall because "enclomiphene doesn't raise SHBG" is probably false and the truth is probably more complicated.</p><p></p><p>I'm going to continue to investigate this because I have high SHBG and want to learn to control it however I think I'll need to pay more attention to detail and the multiple factors that affect both my physiology and the status of people included in studies. </p><p></p><p>The second point you make is probably relevant to me. I'm taking some enclomiphene and feel the effects quite strongly tbh. I'm dropping the frequency of dosing in response. Going to get retested sooner than planned too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tLearner, post: 200522, member: 42365"] Yes and no. I'm not taking it long term and I've seen little evidence that it is very wise in comparison to what lots of people say .... if you need enclomiphene or serms etc long term trt would be more sensible. Even short term I consider to be risky enough. That post I made was very probably stupid. It's another person's post not mine. The assumption I made that his TT would remain about the same and SHBG would continue to fall because "enclomiphene doesn't raise SHBG" is probably false and the truth is probably more complicated. I'm going to continue to investigate this because I have high SHBG and want to learn to control it however I think I'll need to pay more attention to detail and the multiple factors that affect both my physiology and the status of people included in studies. The second point you make is probably relevant to me. I'm taking some enclomiphene and feel the effects quite strongly tbh. I'm dropping the frequency of dosing in response. Going to get retested sooner than planned too. [/QUOTE]
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