cajuntx
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I've been taking 25mg of Clomid EOD for about 2 years now. I haven't had any side effects, and feel good, so far. I had blood work done last year, and everything was good. However, I did notice a big increase in E2 level, so take Calicium D-Glucarate and IC3 ED. Also, take Boron and Nettle Root Extract. I plan on getting blood done next month. My question is really about safety. I read somewhere that clomiphene can be carcinogenic. What does this mean?
Also, the reason I'm taking is due to low testosterone levels, but my wife and I aren't done having kids. She's actually pregnant now with our first baby girl - due this April. A doctor suggested pellets, but again, how does that impact sperm production?
Anyway, I just want to make sure I'm not putting my health at risk with long-term Clomid use. I considered TRT, but don't think it's the best option for me since we're still wanting more kids. Is Clomid the best solution in 2018? I read something about Androxal (enclomiphene), but apparently it didn't make it past trials, and FDA didn't approve. I did find that a pharma company in India produces an enclomiphene variant, but it's a little sketch. I wouldn't trust the source without lab testing. A source in EU told me they don't sell it, so it's pretty much unavailable/unobtainable.
Also, I'm very active and do bodybuilding/powerlifting. My strength has been pretty good on Clomid - currently deadlifting 545 lbs. and squatting 425 lbs. - which is pretty good for a tall guy (6'4"). I just want to keep my hormones in check, but don't want to jeopardize sperm production. I don't take anything else aside from Clomid and herbal supps. Any advice is much appreciated!
Thanks!
I've been taking 25mg of Clomid EOD for about 2 years now. I haven't had any side effects, and feel good, so far. I had blood work done last year, and everything was good. However, I did notice a big increase in E2 level, so take Calicium D-Glucarate and IC3 ED. Also, take Boron and Nettle Root Extract. I plan on getting blood done next month. My question is really about safety. I read somewhere that clomiphene can be carcinogenic. What does this mean?
Also, the reason I'm taking is due to low testosterone levels, but my wife and I aren't done having kids. She's actually pregnant now with our first baby girl - due this April. A doctor suggested pellets, but again, how does that impact sperm production?
Anyway, I just want to make sure I'm not putting my health at risk with long-term Clomid use. I considered TRT, but don't think it's the best option for me since we're still wanting more kids. Is Clomid the best solution in 2018? I read something about Androxal (enclomiphene), but apparently it didn't make it past trials, and FDA didn't approve. I did find that a pharma company in India produces an enclomiphene variant, but it's a little sketch. I wouldn't trust the source without lab testing. A source in EU told me they don't sell it, so it's pretty much unavailable/unobtainable.
Also, I'm very active and do bodybuilding/powerlifting. My strength has been pretty good on Clomid - currently deadlifting 545 lbs. and squatting 425 lbs. - which is pretty good for a tall guy (6'4"). I just want to keep my hormones in check, but don't want to jeopardize sperm production. I don't take anything else aside from Clomid and herbal supps. Any advice is much appreciated!
Thanks!