How long to bounce back from clomid?

[Alpin]

No way can clomid cause all those issues for you. Not so fast a week in and u already stopped last week and still you are not feeling well?

 

[spaced_out]

No way can clomid cause all those issues for you. Not so fast a week in and u already stopped last week and still you are not feeling well?

Idk what happened tbh. Wasn't eating for a week after stopping clomid. Just depressed and no appetite. Following week I seen my lh and fish were up, estradiol had dropped, and testosterone was lower than before. Baseline was like 250, it's 214 now. Started getting my appetite after two weeks then I got hit with a stomach bug!

 

[spaced_out]

Still getting spaced out every now and then, but I am coming back to normal. I cry once every morning though. I get like ADHD symptoms. I can't focus on the present and keep dwelling, can't focus on anything positive. This shyt sucks.

I'm assuming I experienced a hormonal crash since I wasn't doing a proper restart.

I was on the tailwind of my last shot then just jumped in clomid only. So I also assume I had the low estrogen effects plus the low t crash.

 

[Alpin]

214 is real low bro. Bro you ran labs?
I think the best advice one can give you is to find a real good TRT doc that can figure things out for u.
What did your endo say about you stopping the clomid?

 

[spaced_out]

Ya I ran labs last Friday. A week after stopping clomid. So I don't even know if it was lower before tbh. Prolactin is a 5.2 on a range from 4-15.2. Estradiol dropped from 14.5 to 9. I'm letting my body level out but I did call the urologist today. Might get a call back Monday but I told her I need her to look into my hormones cuz this endo said clomid has a half life of two days. When I mentioned depression he disregarded it.

Also, I am slowly recovering but I wake up a lot a night. First week I would wake up with heart pounding, now this second week I just wake up with mild anxiety. Melatonin and sleep aids don't do crap for me. Need to explore other options to get a full nights rest.

 

[Alpin]

Thyroid sounds like something u want to look into.