I have been reading up on long-term clomid use, and have found a disturbing number of men for whom clomid did work, but after a time ranging from months to a few years, stopped working.
Does anyone have any insight on this process and how to possibly avoid it?
You have too many threads for anyone to have insight into your case.
If SERM dose is high, a common problem with bro-science and many doctors, LH receptor desensitization could result. Then is dose is increased, it gets worse.
SERMs are not going to work with primary hypogonadism; however scrotum should be independent of that.
When on a SERM, LH/FSH labs can be very informative.
BTW, this is only my second thread. I’ll clean up my original thread and pare it down.
I thought to make this a seperate thread because it’s more of a theoretical question about the experience of others than something that specifically applies to my case.
Thank you for your response, I really appreciate the time you put in to help people.