Quote: (04-14-2016 04:15 PM)ChokingHazard Wrote:
Dominicus & Lifeizfun
Are you still taking it / is the idea to take it forever? I never understood this about Clomid. If you stopped taking it, how are your T levels then?
I like the idea of boosting T via boosting LH, especially if you have low normal LH levels this seems to make sense to me. Much more then suppressing normal T production with Testogel etc.
Quote: (04-08-2016 06:22 AM)Dominicus Wrote:
I'm lucky to be married to an endocrinologist who diagnosed me with hypogonadism.
After searching a bit I persuaded her to prescribe me Clomid (25mg/day). My T went from 250 to 724 in about 1,5 month.
Can't say anything for Estrogen but my Prolactine level remained steady. After reading you gents I'll ask for a Prolactine test next time.
Positive effects (40yrs old): higher sex drive, morning erection is systematic, more assertiveness.
Late reply but still.
The initial idea was to take Clomid for 6 months then stop & test hormones.
These tests weren't done for some reason and I started feeling less energetic after 2 months or so without Clomid. So I started taking it again. My wife believes it should be taken for a short time to stimulate the body testosterone production. Any testosterone substitution therapy is supposed to weaken natural production making you dependent on therapy in the long term.
As for me I am reminded of the need to do the tests. I'll post the results.