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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Clomid for PCT, fertility or low T
Clomid increased but Testosterone is dropping...what next???
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<blockquote data-quote="meanbreen" data-source="post: 85024" data-attributes="member: 15604"><p>I am not knowledgeable regarding the 2d6 issue, but I can offer my own Clomid experience.</p><p></p><p>At age 22, tested for low T (~200). Deemed to be secondary. Normal prolactin/no tumor found on pituitary. I was put on Clomid (12.5mg QOD). I was on it for a total of 3.5 years. I can not say when nor how many dose increases I had, but I eventually worked my way up to 75mg daily at the end. I felt good for the first couple years and then started to decline rapidly for the remainder of my trial. I presume that as I got to higher doses, more side effects started to kick in. I had a paradoxical effect of sudden GH deficiency around the 2.5 year marker (low IGF-1 then confirmed with GH stimulation test). I have a feeling that Clomid's effects on the pituitary aren't cut and dry (does more than just raise LH). I began TRT in March of this year and feeling much better. I no longer have a GH deficiency and have oddly enough high IGF-1. </p><p></p><p>Point of my story I guess is that you have to keep raising your dose of Clomid to get the same effects, but when you do you start running into unforeseen side effects. IMO it is not a viable long term solution. Have him freeze sperm and get onto TRT instead of delaying the inevitable. That wasn't meant to be blunt. Good luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="meanbreen, post: 85024, member: 15604"] I am not knowledgeable regarding the 2d6 issue, but I can offer my own Clomid experience. At age 22, tested for low T (~200). Deemed to be secondary. Normal prolactin/no tumor found on pituitary. I was put on Clomid (12.5mg QOD). I was on it for a total of 3.5 years. I can not say when nor how many dose increases I had, but I eventually worked my way up to 75mg daily at the end. I felt good for the first couple years and then started to decline rapidly for the remainder of my trial. I presume that as I got to higher doses, more side effects started to kick in. I had a paradoxical effect of sudden GH deficiency around the 2.5 year marker (low IGF-1 then confirmed with GH stimulation test). I have a feeling that Clomid's effects on the pituitary aren't cut and dry (does more than just raise LH). I began TRT in March of this year and feeling much better. I no longer have a GH deficiency and have oddly enough high IGF-1. Point of my story I guess is that you have to keep raising your dose of Clomid to get the same effects, but when you do you start running into unforeseen side effects. IMO it is not a viable long term solution. Have him freeze sperm and get onto TRT instead of delaying the inevitable. That wasn't meant to be blunt. Good luck. [/QUOTE]
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