Longer Term Use of T boosting products for secondary hypogonadism

[rbauer]

If clomid 3x weekly and/or arimidex works well in patients with secondary hypogonadism to raise their T levels into the upper normal range, is there any safety concern for using these drugs long term ? The studies in the literature have safety data going out at least 6 months.

Also what about products like 6-Oxo, Inhibit E, Nolvadex XT ? Can they be used longer term to keep T in the normal range ? If not, what are the safety concerns ?

Finally, are there any other products worth considering for longer term use by patients with secondary hypogonadism that are not a form of TRT ?

[JanSz]

Originally Posted by rbauer

If clomid 3x weekly and/or arimidex works well in patients with secondary hypogonadism to raise their T levels into the upper normal range, is there any safety concern for using these drugs long term ? The studies in the literature have safety data going out at least 6 months.

Also what about products like 6-Oxo, Inhibit E, Nolvadex XT ? Can they be used longer term to keep T in the normal range ? If not, what are the safety concerns ?

Finally, are there any other products worth considering for longer term use by patients with secondary hypogonadism that are not a form of TRT ?

First, out of all above listed, for long term consider only Arimidex.

For Arimidex to be effective one have to have high E2 due to high T --> E2 conversion
His testis have o produce plenty of testosterone,
that does not show in the blood because is quickly converted to E2.

There are such people, so it is worth checking.

[eeso]

I've completely given up on endogenous test boosting attempts.

Until Androxal is released hopefully in 2010, I'm just staying on test gel.