clomid

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thats really interesting! you made a successful switch from injecting test to oral clomid after such a long time of shut down. a positive example like that will make a lot of people consider switching.

however, 50mg ed seems a rather high dose for long-term use. one of the studies i found mentioned only 25mg eod or 50mg eod depending on response. in that study, they were aiming for a total T of 500.

I'll admit I was scared as hell making the switch-- I had no idea what to expect!

In my case I think anything less than 50mg/ed would be pointless. I know that there is not much long term data available so I guess I'm just basically trusting the doctor on this one. He says that he has many patients that have been on for years. He actually suggested that I should continue it indefinitely instead of going back to injections after we have kids. Doubtful I will want go that route but we'll see. From my conversations with him and reading his work, it appears that Clomid is his typical TRT protocol.

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I'll admit I was scared as hell making the switch-- I had no idea what to expect!

In my case I think anything less than 50mg/ed would be pointless. I know that there is not much long term data available so I guess I'm just basically trusting the doctor on this one. He says that he has many patients that have been on for years. He actually suggested that I should continue it indefinitely instead of going back to injections after we have kids. Doubtful I will want go that route but we'll see. From my conversations with him and reading his work, it appears that Clomid is his typical TRT protocol.

yup, everyone is different, and your treatment needs to be tailored to you. your doc sounds rather knowledgeable, its not easy to find a good doc.