I have been on clomid monetherapy for 3 months, 12mg eod. Sadly im experiencing gynocomastia which I guess is because of elevated e2? Im not sure what would be the best to aid in this neither is my doctor. We are discussing whether to go clomid+tamoxifen or clomid+raloxifen or clomid+anastrozel or clomid+letrozole.
Could some1 please help me what to add to my 12mg eod of clomid? If you have any better suggestions please tell!
We have discussed this before and do you really expect me to do an analysis of what we have discussed before? You should not be creating so many topics/threads for your case.
Have you tested these on clomid?
TT
FT
E2
LH/FSH
prolactin
If E2 is elevated and causing your problems, you need to reduce Tā>E2 production with anastrozole. Do not use letrozole, it can be too harsh and dose-response can be unpredictable.
Stacking SERMs can make E2 worse. Sometimes we see a SERM not protecting breast tissues in guys. Trying Nolvadex/tamoxifen instead of clomid might produce different results.
Thats the way I do it, KSman dissolves it in vodka and measures an amount of fluid but thats too gimmicky for me given the amount of uncertainities and fluctuations in everything else
Doc is totally stupid or just inexperienced. The objective is not E2ā>zero but E2 modulation.
3.5mg anastrozole per week would be suited for 350mg/week testosterone.
Pharmacist also is at fault as it is the pharmacistās job to catch prescribing errors.
You can cut pills with a sharp blade. A hard back blade as used to scrap paint off of windows would be good. Have pill trapped between fingers so pieces do not fly, cut on a hard paperboard.
That suggested dose is for guys with moderate or lower T levels. Dose depends on serum T levels, most on TRT need 0.5mg twice a week. Note that some are anastrozole over-responders who will crash E2 [feels nasty] and need to stop for 5-6 days then take 1/4th the expected dose, 1/16th mg in your case. But you already knew that because you read the stickies - right?
We have a thread for āstupid things that docs say and doā that has many cases like this.
I pointed out that anastrozole dose depends on T lab results and that we are flying blind. Also need labs for LH/FSH to see if SERM dose is OK, see the list of labs above.