Recent content by Hoodlum

I presumed you'd be coming off TRT to regain fertility. If you've lost it, it's probably going to be pretty hard to get it back without coming off TRT for a while. You may not have lost it though, some guys don't. Have you gone and had a fertility test?

Not quite what I said buddy. You missed the part where I came off for 6 months and used enclomid to restore my fertility.

I was on it for about 8 years with "very patchy" HCG usage, certainly nowhere near the recommended amounts to preserve fertility. I came off, did PCT, switched on to enclomid for 6 months. Fertility was fine, froze some sperm (just in case) and went back on the TRT (because I felt shit on the...

Got my echo results back: Am I correct in assuming this is the relevant figure? If so, it shows mild LVH (which wouldn't be unexpected I guess given I've been lifting heavy weights for a long time). Doc said everything totally normal overall, no causes for concern.

Ok thanks, so I'm understanding "because I've lifted for years, if I have a little LVH it's not problematic. And there's no real way to know if a couple of months of HGH will cause it to increase, you just have to do it and check?"

Yes, been lifting for many years, not so much of a runner. I presume there's a threshold over which LVH becomes potentially problematic?

Ah ok, that's my mistake then. I will get an echocardiogram as a baseline. Thanks

I had a full health check a couple of years ago which included an ECG, and the consultant just said "totally normal". Can't find a copy of it to hand unfortunately. Only planning on running the HGH for a couple of months, just wondered if the risk is quantifiable in any way.

I'm the wrong side of 40 now, and picked up some non-trivial injuries which are taking months to fully heal. I've got hold of some HGH, which I was planning to use for a couple of months at 3IU/day for a couple of months to speed the injury healing. I've been on TRT for around a decade now...

Right, I had no idea it was possible to boost one's feeling of wellbeing with enclo + GnRH beyond what I just considered "normal" on standard TRT. Very interesting, I'll read the links, thanks.

When you refer to the subjective results, you mean how you feel on a daily basis? Can you notice a difference from the enclo on top of the TRT which (presumably) makes you feel good already?

Thanks, the article was interesting, and is food for thought. My floaters have settled back down to their usual (awful) state today, so as I suspected, I was just having a bad spell with them, and then got it into my head it might be because of the enclo. I came off shots on to enclo for...

Long term, it's TRT via tablets now for me. My natural T level was around 220 before I first started TRT about 8 years ago, so there's not much for me to go back to.

Check out Dr. Jerry Sebag - he has pioneered a partial vitrectomy for floaters which avoids cataract formation

Thanks for sharing - but do we know definitely if this applies to enclo as well?