Good to see you, Forrest!

Small loads can = frustration! For most secondary men (like myself), HCG is the solution for that problem. I know when I started on it a few years ago, I went from hardly anything to looking like one of those old fashion rotating sprinklers on the front lawn! It's just a case of the testicles getting the LH analog, which had been suppressed for so very long in the pituitary, better known as the HPTA.

So, the puzzling part is you're taking HCG! In that aspect, it could be a couple of things if you are not seeing any activity coming from HCG ...

1) Your leydigs are not receptive to the LH analogue administered from HCG, rendering you desensitized from any HCG therapy.
2) There is possibly something wrong with your HCG and/or your reconstitution and/or how you store it.

Couple of questions ...
When you first started HCG, did your "diminished" load situation improve? If so, did it gradually decline over time or did it just all the sudden go to nothing on you? Do you feel a tightening sensation and/or any pain during the ejaculations? Have you noticed a difference with the size of your testicles at any point before starting HCG, and any difference since you've been taking it?

Don't underestimate that HCG can go bunk on you in a hurry. It happened to me last week with a vial that was less than a week old. I realized that I had no spares for backup (oversight on my part). I've learned that storing the unconstituted HCG in the fridge until you mix seems to work better, plus avoid having it exposed to any light. I don't know really what went wrong with that last vial, but it definitely went wrong! I just got the replacements on Tuesday, and things are coming back to normal again.

The "yellowish" description obviously sounds like urine getting into the mix. I see that on occasion if my bladder isn't completely empty. Might be time for a good prostate exam (if there is such a thing), and a urinalysis lab. Maybe you have already covered this base? Possibly a Urologist can review this for you too.

On the Clomid therapy. Clomid is used to stimulate the pituitary to produce endogenous LH/FSH. Couple of potential issues ... You have been on HRT for several years, probably because your axis was mildly or severely suppressed from producing LH/FSH. LH signals the testes to produce testosterone, thus one great reason to add HCG to a HRT protocol.

The isssues I see are that your HPTA has been suppressed so long, and Clomid probably won't have any effect on it. Additionally, if it did have an effect on it, then what benefit will it provide you if your testicles are not receptive to LH? Whether delivered by the HPTA or by HCG, LH is LH, and the testicles either reciprocate with it or they don't.

The HPTA works on a feedback loop as well, so it would never sustain continued production of this hormone while you administer testosterone cypionate, or any other form of exogenous testosterone, unless you continue to take it. Clomid isn't something that you can take for a long-time therapy like HCG.