Testosterone Use and Fertility Issues

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[Gabrielo]

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[DrewB]

He's on clomid, HCG and clomid is going to get the "ball" rolling. Clomid for some men may have adverse side effects such as: mood changes and maybe some vision impairment. Blood work after six to eight weeks. Cycling clomid is a good idea no more than 12 weeks or depending on the individuals blood work.

[tugitime]

If you take hcg you will be completely back to full fertility

[gaiusdelmonte]

I used to take nugenix testosterone enhancer from GNC when I was working out in LA fitness and it really works.