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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Clomid for PCT, fertility or low T
Getting off TRT by Using Enclomiphene
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<blockquote data-quote="Cataceous" data-source="post: 194793" data-attributes="member: 38109"><p>It seems like your response to Natesto more than suffices. I'm surprised that you have such a good level after 12 hours if this is without any endogenous production.</p><p></p><p>On the enclomiphene dose I guess I'd lean towards 12.5 mg daily for starters, since it worked for me. In the clinical trials there was an even better response to 25 mg, so this should be kept as an option. For long-term use, after a successful pituitary restart, I think one should be willing to consider experimenting with lower and/or EOD dosing. I have lingering concerns about blocking some useful estrogen receptors along with the ones causing HPTA suppression. This is pure speculation: Perhaps with enclomiphene's relatively short half-life it's beneficial to let it somewhat clear out with EOD dosing. I'm wondering now if EOD dosing is overrepresented among those rare individuals doing well with Clomid monotherapy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cataceous, post: 194793, member: 38109"] It seems like your response to Natesto more than suffices. I'm surprised that you have such a good level after 12 hours if this is without any endogenous production. On the enclomiphene dose I guess I'd lean towards 12.5 mg daily for starters, since it worked for me. In the clinical trials there was an even better response to 25 mg, so this should be kept as an option. For long-term use, after a successful pituitary restart, I think one should be willing to consider experimenting with lower and/or EOD dosing. I have lingering concerns about blocking some useful estrogen receptors along with the ones causing HPTA suppression. This is pure speculation: Perhaps with enclomiphene's relatively short half-life it's beneficial to let it somewhat clear out with EOD dosing. I'm wondering now if EOD dosing is overrepresented among those rare individuals doing well with Clomid monotherapy. [/QUOTE]
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Getting off TRT by Using Enclomiphene
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