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There are zero studies to cite where enclomiphene is used concurrently with TRT. For this reason, its use is still considered experimental. We have seen some men still maintain a measurable LH level with enclomiphene while on TRT, which would suggest it works. That being said, some men naturally can maintain LH release despite TRT use, even without enclomiphene.
Basically, if you ever choose to use enclomiphene as a substitute for hCG, you are choosing to be a test subject in an untested and unproven experiment.
hCG is proven to work and overcomes all suppressive effects of TRT. You have only seen clinics using SERMs along with TRT since new pharmacy regulations have made hCG hard to source. Basically, if you can get hCG, you should.
There are zero studies to cite where enclomiphene is used concurrently with TRT. For this reason, its use is still considered experimental. We have seen some men still maintain a measurable LH level ... See Full Answer
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We would say that, yes. In general although Enclomiphene appears to have less side effects than Clomid, it has not been around as long as these other therapies and the long term effects are not 100% k... See Full Answer
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