Switching Clomid to Nolva after 7 Days of PCT

[Beowulf]

As stated, I'm on day 7 of PCT, and I think the mood sides of Clomid are kicking in. I've had zero patience lately, and I'm feeling a bit depressed. I realize that is common in PCT anyways, but Clomid is often reported to exacerbate this.

I was going to switch to Nolva on Day 15 of PCT, but can I just go ahead and switch now?

Should I overlap the clomid and nolva? Right now I'm on 100mg Clomiphene Citrate/day.

Thanks!

 

[Apowerz6]

Although I cannot comment on clomid and Nolva, are you running DHEA? And if not, it def for me takes the irratation away, and makes a difference in mental perception, at least for me...

 

[Grunt76]

^^^
DHEA helps a LOT for me too.

I'll do my next PCT while using my happy stack: 5-htp and rhodiola rosea... Exactly for the stated reasons. Also, one way to avoid too much crash in PCT is to structure your cycles so as to finish with compounds that are anabolic but not very androgenic. Thus, the CNS doesn't undergo a sudden shift in state.

You CAN switch to nolva now, Personally I like it better @ the 3rd week with 2 full weeks of clomid done... Depends how much shutdown you underwent, too... Nolva is a good PCT product after all.

 

[Mass_69]

You may be able to get away with dropping the clomid to 50mg/day.

My new PCT foundation is similar, and as follows:

Week 1: 100mg Clomiphene, 20mg Tamoxifen

Week 2: 50mg Clomiphene, 20mg Tamoxifen

Weeks 3-4: 20mg Tamoxifen

I may switch the Tamox to Ralox or Torem when I run out. I ran the above protocol my last round, and had one of the best PCTs I've had in a while (or maybe it was also because I went on vacation with lots of sun).

 

[Mass_69]

Also, one way to avoid too much crash in PCT is to structure your cycles so as to finish with compounds that are anabolic but not very androgenic.

I recall reading this somewhere before (I think one of ALR's books) - to start with a more androgenic compound, and finish w/a more anabolic compound. I don't recall the exact reasoning :think: (if it was necessarily for preventing crash into PCT).