New Member Using Enclomophine

miketython · Dec 31, 2016

Is it really reasonable to consider low estrogen symptoms unexpected, though? If enclomiphene is the isolated anti-estrogenic component of clomid, it seems that such symptoms wouldn't exactly be unusual.

superboy · Dec 31, 2016

I found that clomid helped me increase my sperm production when I had close to zero.

I also found that it did make me very funny, mostly retained quiet a bit of water and made my body softer.

Not sure if this is from clomid, but had anyone experienced these symptoms?

Ralf · Dec 31, 2016

Miketython...lol I just got your name,that's pretty good. Honestly I don't know the truth is that when I tried clomid I never felt like this. I guess I assumed that if test goes up then the body will regulate itself and produce a healthy yet even level of estro. A little low estro would be ok but this is a bit much I'm 42 i don't ever recall having my joints so dry and my libido so low, also the tiredness I would sleep 8-9 hours and go back to take a nap mid morning. Also I noticed a great emotional disconnect. Most of these are slowly going away since I stop taking whatever they sold me. For now I started clomid 12.5 2x a week to see if it helps me rebound a bit and might stay on it for 2 months then off for 2 months. I had great results with clomid in the past.

Ralf · Dec 31, 2016

Superboy I never had those symptoms but then again I only used 12.5 3 a week at most. The only side was calf cramps which only happened twice a bit blurred vision which also went away on its own and a sore left Testicle every now and then. Over all I had a great experice with it I wouldn't go over 12.5 2-3 times a week. At least that's what works for me

superboy · Dec 31, 2016

Thanks Ralf

Just taking because I've stopped testosterone and my sperm count was close to 0.

So I was administered to tasks 25mg every day and hcg 500 iu 3 x a week

And 1 x 0.5mg arimidex a week

But I'll see how it goes and take it from there.

Thanks for your input

Ralf · Dec 31, 2016

No problem but keep in mind that I do not have a condition like yours and I am not under doctors supervision and also have no access to labs. Like someone mentioned previously I only post anecdotal "how I feel stuff" because that's all I got. In other words take it with a grain of salt 😉

DaveK22 · Dec 31, 2016

Ralf said:
No problem but keep in mind that I do not have a condition like yours and I am not under doctors supervision and also have no access to labs. Like someone mentioned previously I only post anecdotal "how I feel stuff" because that's all I got. In other words take it with a grain of salt 

This may be a long shot but why not contact discountedlabs.com about whether they know of a similar company that operates in Canada? Maybe they'll have some ideas as they are in that line of business. No harm in an email inquiry, right? Their email is: [email protected]

CoastWatcher · Dec 31, 2016

DaveK22 said:
This may be a long shot but why not contact discountedlabs.com about whether they know of a similar company that operates in Canada? Maybe they'll have some ideas as they are in that line of business. No harm in an email inquiry, right? Their email is: [email protected]

There is no company comparable to Discountedlabs in Canada. I utilize their services since I travel to the States on a regular basis. It's a challenge for Canadian men. The feeling here, since all medical care is state subsidized, is that there is no market here for such services. Sadly, that is probably the case.