Re: Clomid... thats it??

[Guest guest]

I've read while on Clomid you can't control E2. Its best to see what

your levels of E2 are after your finnished with clomid and work on it

then... I don't have experience on the drug, this is just from what

I've read.

>

> Hey Guys,

>

> Been a while. Been bouncing back from work/vacation/etc and

finally

> had a chance to talk to my doc. He got my latest bloodwork back

from

> my clomid stim test. After taking clomid 100mg(*i think*) twice a

> day for seven days i was tested. My T shot up to over 1100 (as

> opposed to 355 before). This was GREAT news. He then told me to

> come back in three weeks to see where my levels were at. I got my

> new tests done and my T levels dropped to 485 (Three weeks no

> clomid). So he says I'm just going to be on clomid 3-4 days/week

and

> thats it.

>

> Now to my question for the pros Is there anything else i need

to

> be worried about? I keep seeing these posts about high E2 levels

and

> whatnot. I'm assuming my doc (Dr. Schwartz, Thanks again Bruce!!)

> knows what he's doing, but i can't help but be worried..

>

> Thanks!!

>

> -

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Great news indeed. Beyond the numbers, how are you feeling/functioning?

The word " bouncing " implies things are good.

I don't know about potential problems with Clomid. Dr. Schartz once

suggested I use it as an estrogen blocker in conjunction with TRT, so I don't

THINK E2 is going to be a problem. He's a big fan of Clomid and has

prescribed it to plenty of men. I think he'll know of any side issues, and what

to

do if they need fixing.

Peace,

Bruce

>

> Hey Guys,

>

> Been a while. Been bouncing back from work/vacation/etc and finally

> had a chance to talk to my doc. He got my latest bloodwork back from

> my clomid stim test. After taking clomid 100mg(*i think*) twice a

> day for seven days i was tested. My T shot up to over 1100 (as

> opposed to 355 before). This was GREAT news. He then told me to

> come back in three weeks to see where my levels were at. I got my

> new tests done and my T levels dropped to 485 (Three weeks no

> clomid). So he says I'm just going to be on clomid 3-4 days/week and

> thats it.

>

> Now to my question for the pros Is there anything else i need to

> be worried about? I keep seeing these posts about high E2 levels and

> whatnot. I'm assuming my doc (Dr. Schwartz, Thanks again Bruce!!)

> knows what he's doing, but i can't help but be worried..

>

> Thanks!!

>

> -

[Guest guest]

Good deal. When i was taking the clomid I started to feel MUCH

better. 4-5 days after starting with Clomid i noticed my energy

levels picked up quite a bit, i wasn't tired all the time, i could

actually wake up in the morning and feel rested. And my wife is

STILL praising the Clomid as she was a happy camper. This lasted for

about a week after stopping the Clomid and went away. But that

period was just to see how i reacted to the Clomid. I should be

picking up my script today for my regular dosage. I'll let you know

how it goes!

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> >

> > Hey Guys,

> >

> > Been a while. Been bouncing back from work/vacation/etc and

finally

> > had a chance to talk to my doc. He got my latest bloodwork back

from

> > my clomid stim test. After taking clomid 100mg(*i think*) twice

a

> > day for seven days i was tested. My T shot up to over 1100 (as

> > opposed to 355 before). This was GREAT news. He then told me to

> > come back in three weeks to see where my levels were at. I got

my

> > new tests done and my T levels dropped to 485 (Three weeks no

> > clomid). So he says I'm just going to be on clomid 3-4 days/week

and

> > thats it.

> >

> > Now to my question for the pros Is there anything else i need

to

> > be worried about? I keep seeing these posts about high E2 levels

and

> > whatnot. I'm assuming my doc (Dr. Schwartz, Thanks again

Bruce!!)

> > knows what he's doing, but i can't help but be worried..

> >

> > Thanks!!

> >

> > -

[Guest guest]

hello would you please share your expernices with clomid how did it

go as I am new here I am trying to weigh my options thanks inadvance.

@y...> wrote:

>

> Good deal. When i was taking the clomid I started to feel MUCH

> better. 4-5 days after starting with Clomid i noticed my energy

> levels picked up quite a bit, i wasn't tired all the time, i could

> actually wake up in the morning and feel rested. And my wife is

> STILL praising the Clomid as she was a happy camper. This lasted

for

> about a week after stopping the Clomid and went away. But that

> period was just to see how i reacted to the Clomid. I should be

> picking up my script today for my regular dosage. I'll let you

know

> how it goes!

>

> -

>

>

> > >

> > > Hey Guys,

> > >

> > > Been a while. Been bouncing back from work/vacation/etc and

> finally

> > > had a chance to talk to my doc. He got my latest bloodwork

back

> from

> > > my clomid stim test. After taking clomid 100mg(*i think*)

twice

> a

> > > day for seven days i was tested. My T shot up to over 1100 (as

> > > opposed to 355 before). This was GREAT news. He then told me

to

> > > come back in three weeks to see where my levels were at. I got

> my

> > > new tests done and my T levels dropped to 485 (Three weeks no

> > > clomid). So he says I'm just going to be on clomid 3-4

days/week

> and

> > > thats it.

> > >

> > > Now to my question for the pros Is there anything else i

need

> to

> > > be worried about? I keep seeing these posts about high E2

levels

> and

> > > whatnot. I'm assuming my doc (Dr. Schwartz, Thanks again

> Bruce!!)

> > > knows what he's doing, but i can't help but be worried..

> > >

> > > Thanks!!

> > >

> > > -