What is the dosing protocol of clomid/nova to help restart the hpta

[rush74]

All my tests that I have done are normal so thinking that HCG is not neccessary, but looking at doing a clomid nova combo to try to fire things
up.. could someone give me a run down on Sullys ideas.. I cant seem to find them despite searching high and low

[SWALE-Follower]

Originally Posted by rush74

All my tests that I have done are normal so thinking that HCG is not neccessary,

This statement is very unclear... What do you mean they're normal?? And if so, why do you need to fire things up??

100mg of Clomid devided into two doese per day
20mg of Nolvadex per day.

Run the above for a month.... since you don't feel you need hcg.

[rush74]

Sorry Swale follower these were my results and story I still feel that I havent recovered libido wise... is it worth giving clomid and nolva a shot?

thanks.


Having done an anavar 6 week cycle 2 years ago, I have never been the same in regards to libido and strength of errections etc. I had my blood tests done and my doc says they are all normal and therefore nothing he can do. I have heard many guys complain about the definition of "normal" but having done some research on the net it seems that everything is ok. I am a 34 year old male in very good health, exercise eat well etc and have good energy levels... these are my results

Total Test 24 nmol/L (ref range 9.5-35)
Androstendione 8.6 nmol/L (ref range 2.1-10.8)
SHBG 39 nmol/L (ref range 13-71)
Calculated free testosterone 482 pmol/L (ref range 225-725)
Sensitive Oestradiol E2 85 pmol/L (ref range 50-150)
Prog 4.7 nmol/L (ref range 1.2 4.8)
DHEA sulphate 11.9 umol/L (ref range 2.2-15)

Cholesterol and liver function psa are all fine.

My DHT was 4.4 nmol/L (ref range 1.2-4.7) so definitely no problem there

Thyroid function
Free T4 17.9 pmol/L ( ref range 10.0-19)
Thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) 1.73 (ref range 0.50-4)
Free T3 4.8pmol/L (3.5-6.5)

"Results indicate normal thyroid function"

[chap]

Im not an expert, but looks to me like testosterone is not at all your problem.

Maybe the close to high range progesterone is an issue?

[azb777]

possibly prolactin?

[rush74]

what makes you say that... about the prolactin...