Johnny08910
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I took both clomid and enclomid and I could not tolerate them due to their visual side effects. What else can I take for PCT?
Tamoxifen and hCG.I took both clomid and enclomid and I could not tolerate them due to their visual side effects. What else can I take for PCT?
Isn't tamoxifen structurally close to clomid so it will have the same effects. hCG is also suppressive in nature right?Tamoxifen and hCG.
No relevant details in your case. What are you recovering from? History?I took both clomid and enclomid and I could not tolerate them due to their visual side effects. What else can I take for PCT?
A 2 month long protocol of hCG 1000IU 3x weekly. His doctor told him he doesn’t need a PCT. You and I both told him he doesn’t need a PCT, yet here we are.What are you recovering from?
I am not asking about hcg pct, rather TRT. The hcg mono is not working so I might try out trt with my doctor. My only problem is that both tamoxifen and clomid are known to have visual side effects so I'm not sure what to take for pct, when and if I stop trt. You mention time, but it will not be an easy time with no pct correct?A 2 month long protocol of hCG 1000IU 3x weekly. His doctor told him he doesn’t need a PCT. You and I both told him he doesn’t need a PCT, yet here we are.
@Johnny08910 is making this so much harder than it needs to be.
I stopped TRT after almost 3 years in 2019 and only took 4.5 weeks to return to baseline. I had my diabetes still not under control suppressing my HPTA.You mention time, but it will not be an easy time with no pct correct?
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A form of estrogen produced from testosterone. Important for bone health, mood, and libido. Too high can cause side effects; too low can affect well-being.
Dihydrotestosterone is a potent androgen derived from testosterone. Affects hair growth, prostate health, and masculinization effects.
The biologically active form of testosterone not bound to proteins. Directly available for cellular uptake and biological effects.
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