Clomid and Gyno

econnolly · Aug 15, 2018

I recently transitioned from taking Clomid to Testosterone. While on the Clomid I noticed increased nipple sensitivity and also tissue build up around my nipples. Does anyone know if this is common with Clomid and if so will it go away now that I have transitioned off?

Thanks

MarkM · Aug 16, 2018

Welcome to the forum.

I've never taken Clomid but was under the impression that it blocked estrogen sensitive receptors in the breast tissue and did a good job of preventing gyno regardless of how much estradiol was circulating in the blood. Hopefully others with more knowledge will expound upon my response.

Sean Mosher · Aug 16, 2018

What was your dose?
It seems to be common practice that clomid is routinely overdosed causing estrogen issues for many guys.....

Vince Carter · Aug 16, 2018

Sean Mosher said:
What was your dose?
It seems to be common practice that clomid is routinely overdosed causing estrogen issues for many guys.....

Excellent post...most always overdosed which causes all manner of E problems.

Kirk001 · Aug 17, 2018

Similar thing happened to me on Clomid, and I was not not a high does just 15mg per day. Since stopping Clomid and switching to TRT, and also being a lot more aggressive with anastrozole, the burning and swollen feel are gone.

econnolly · Aug 18, 2018

My clomid dose was 12.5 mg per week. I was on .125 mg of anastrozole 3 times per week but then stopped once I began testosterone 2 weeks ago. My doctor wanted to prescribe me an AI but since it didn't help my sympotoms previously we went with tomaxifen 10 mg daily to help with the gyno.