I've taken it for 2 years+.Seems to work best when you stay on the course regularly and do not deviate.Trouble was at least for me ,it drove my E2 levels up and lowered my libido and overall confidence.The DR said it was the estrogen competing with the Testosterone so they gave me Anastrozole.Worked good at low dose combined with clomid for a while.Looking for a new approach now.Clomid doesnt seem to be a long term solution..at least for me.
If you can financially deal with it,an anti aging doc has to be consulted.Problem with that it can be costly financially.
Clomid is intended for short term restart of testosterone production.....it's not supposed be a long term mono-therapy.
Typically it's EOD, or every third day. Normally start out at say 50mg and then you taper down.....at end your system is supposed then take over. If not then its time for TRT.
I tried it at varying doses for almost a year....T numbers spiked up at high doses but dropped soon as I tapered and I never saw symptoms really improve.
Ok I got you Im going to get my levels checked again by a urlogist on oct 2nd
N I was taking it mon wed fri n now I'm on tuesday Thursday Saturday
It happened on accident at first the switch though I don't feel as clomid is working that well for me and a urlogist once told me that if you take it everyday it has the opposite effect
N today I didn't take it and felt awful Wednesday same story
So I'm hoping that everything works out though I'm also going to checked out for a hernia and a varicole
