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    Thanks for this advice. I might drop the 10 mg of nolva and just 25 mg of Clomid for the last two weeks. Is 25 too low for Clomid only - should I bump it back to 50 mgs if that's all I'll be taking?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Macros View Post
    Thanks for this advice. I might drop the 10 mg of nolva and just 25 mg of Clomid for the last two weeks. Is 25 too low for Clomid only - should I bump it back to 50 mgs if that's all I'll be taking?
    Don't stop taking the nolvadex until PCT is finished.

    Nolva does not cause vision problems.

    25mg/d of clomid is sufficient to stimulate lh and fsh production.

    That dose is often prescribed for fertility or TRT programs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by numbere View Post
    Don't stop taking the nolvadex until PCT is finished.

    Nolva does not cause vision problems.

    25mg/d of clomid is sufficient to stimulate lh and fsh production.

    That dose is often prescribed for fertility or TRT programs.
    https://www.aao.org/eyenet/article/w...t-cancer-drugs Wrong, any and all SERMS cause eye problems as the eye contains estrogen receptors. He is not gonna get gyno at this point. I would be more concerned with my testicular function personally. Nolva is over rated. I have performed cycles without it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Obspowerstroke View Post
    https://www.aao.org/eyenet/article/w...t-cancer-drugs Wrong, any and all SERMS cause eye problems as the eye contains estrogen receptors. He is not gonna get gyno at this point. I would be more concerned with my testicular function personally. Nolva is over rated. I have performed cycles without it.
    You linked me to a study were all the participants were women.

    Nolvadex is not over rated.

    Look, you can post whatever you want after this but I'm not going to respond because it's a waste of my time.

    It's unfortunate if your ego was hurt.

    My previous post had nothing to do with your previous post.

    My presence in this thread was solely to help the OP.

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    Quote Originally Posted by numbere View Post
    You linked me to a study were all the participants were women.

    Nolvadex is not over rated.

    Look, you can post whatever you want after this but I'm not going to respond because it's a waste of my time.

    It's unfortunate if your ego was hurt.

    My previous post had nothing to do with your previous post.

    My presence in this thread was solely to help the OP.
    Mine too. I assure you though all SERMS CAN CAUSE VISION PROBLEMS. Im not after egos we just disagree. I still respect you and you know more than me about aas and the human body. Men have estrogen receptors in their eyes too. You are wrong on this one no offense. My personal rating of nolva is just opinion, the fact that nolva causes vision problems especially at high doses is proven fact. My ego about my intelligence left me a long time ago. You are a smart cat but even smart cats are wrong from time to time. Also once again to the op, it will pass. Reduce dosage at least.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Obspowerstroke View Post
    https://www.aao.org/eyenet/article/w...t-cancer-drugs Wrong, any and all SERMS cause eye problems as the eye contains estrogen receptors. He is not gonna get gyno at this point. I would be more concerned with my testicular function personally. Nolva is over rated. I have performed cycles without it.
    Clomid is much more likely to give eye problems than tamoxifen.

    I already told in different thread to OP reduce clomid to 25 and maintain tamox at 20mg. If eye problem still there after the reduction in clomid, next he should try to cut clomid and get some torem as Numb already advised.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.BB View Post
    Clomid is much more likely to give eye problems than tamoxifen.

    I already told in different thread to OP reduce clomid to 25 and maintain tamox at 20mg. If eye problem still there after the reduction in clomid, next he should try to cut clomid and get some torem as Numb already advised.
    I agree. Clomid is more likely and having two SERMS stacked up will increase the effects of occular toxicity. I want you smart guys to read this article. Nolva is not so.e godsend for men. If me or silabolin say it, it gets dismissed because we arent nerdy enough. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3493137/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Obspowerstroke View Post
    I agree. Clomid is more likely and having two SERMS stacked up will increase the effects of occular toxicity. I want you smart guys to read this article. Nolva is not so.e godsend for men. If me or silabolin say it, it gets dismissed because we arent nerdy enough. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3493137/
    If you read correctly my post I said "is much more likely".

    Would suggest e2 blood test for your extra sensitivity lol

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    I TAKE THAT LAST PART BACK! I have performed cycles with very little of it.

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