Question for SWALE:

[Spartie]

Here is one for SWALE .....
(or anyone else that is "Expert" in the field of Hormone Replacement Therapy):

Can HRT patients get their wives (or girlfriends, etc.) pregnant as "normally" as non-HRT subjects?
Or is it "harder" for us to get them pregnant?

What role does exogeneous testosterone (injected Test Enan - for example) play in our normal sperm production?

 

[JohnnyB]

They can if they take the right measures, clomid is what they give HRT patients for fertility

JohnnyB

 

[JohnnyB]

I haven't seen swole around here for 6 or so months

JohnnyB

 

[georgie24]

did he quit?

 

[GymLift]

SWALE has posted in this forum several times in the past week.

 

[StoneColdNTO]

SWALE has posted in this forum several times in the past week.

Yep......he checks in all the time.

 

[Spartie]

Thanks Jonny....I know that my sister in-law has been taking Clomid to increase her fertility, and it makes her "nutty". She is very moody, and has adult acne know that she is on Clomid. I believe her OB/GYN Physician has her taking it for less than 10 days straight, then takes a long break....she cycles the Clomid.

What is the protocol for men on injected testosterone taking Clomid (how many mgs per day, how many days, etc.). I imagine it is different than PCT?

 

[SWALE]

APPROPRIATELY administered testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) will not make a fertile man infertile.

I only use Clomid and Nolvadex as "rescue" medications to treat "nipple issues" in my male patients. That basically means all my patients, as I only treat males (except for Botox).

Last year three of my guys wanted to father children with their wives. All three couples were successful right off the bat. All three had been on testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) for more than a year. The odds may have been enhanced since all reported they had been "practicing" a lot. LOL.

 

[DADAWG]

The odds may have been enhanced since all reported they had been "practicing" a lot. LOL.

test will cause that side effect every time .

 

[liftsiron]

I know a guy that was on two grams of test getting ready for the USA and knocked his girlfriend up. He thought that the kid couldn't possibably be his, but a DNA test proved that it was.

 

[SWALE]

That's an excellent point, LI.

We also have to remember that it takes about three months to produce a sperm.

 

[EZstreet]

That's an excellent point, LI.

We also have to remember that it takes about three months to produce a sperm.

Swale glad to see you're still around!

I have been really upset wondering about all this new 2005 steroid enactment law going down. I wanted to get someone's professional opinion that uses hrt for patients about what the future may hold.

MY opinion: I see a major setback for Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT). The few doc's that would deal with hrt(for men) shying away even further, with of course any md who DID have an open mind wanting to distance himself.

The propaganda machine is gaining horsepower and momemtum just like the first anabolic steroid act!!! The minds of the people are reverting back to more of the sheep type. The subconcious minds are being swayed. IT's all ready happening.

I would also like to take this time to say FUCK "PROFESSIONAL MUSCLE" for banning me when i said it was only going to get worse over a year ago.
History = repetition!

Anyhow your thoughts please????

 

[lil g]

I know a guy that was on two grams of test getting ready for the USA and knocked his girlfriend up. He thought that the kid couldn't possibably be his, but a DNA test proved that it was.

lol, imagine that....a whole wait of 9 months and you got in the back of your mind that she was cheating on you...how fucked can that be...we all know how we can act upon those thoughts...what a relief it musta been for him to know it was his kid...but then again it isnt his wife its his girlfriend maybe he was pissed and was hoping it wasnt his to dump her lol...

 

[GymLift]

I have been really upset wondering about all this new 2005 steroid enactment law going down. I wanted to get someone's professional opinion that uses hrt for patients about what the future may hold.

MY opinion: I see a major setback for Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT). The few doc's that would deal with hrt(for men) shying away even further, with of course any md who DID have an open mind wanting to distance himself.

I might be mistaken, but I don't think the new steroid laws change anything about the medications used for legitimate HRT such as real testoserone (e.g. testosterone cypionate), hCG, SERMs and antiestrogens.

Clearly, many (well, most) physicians are not knowledgable about appropriate Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT). But, things seem to be changing for the better. Much of this positive change can be attributed to SWALE directly. He is educating other physicians by the hundreds rather than keeping all of his research and knowledge within his own clinic.

 

[EZstreet]

That would be nice if it was true but the fact is, after the first anabolic steroid was enacted, Md's stayed far away from any form of anabolics roids. We were just starting to come out of the dark ages.
I wonder if there is enough doctors now(hell there was then the ama & dea was against the steroid act then) along with the net to counter.
I fear the worst. I remember there was people that was getting legitimate testosterone replacement that just got cut off!!!

When the doctors have insurance co's and the goverment breathing down their collective necks over shit, most will not stick their necks out too far to risk their license or when getting audited by their insurance groups have negative shit about prescibing such horrible high DEA protocol items.

That's why I'm curious of what an MD has to say since it is his peer group we're talking about.

 

[SWALE]

I cannot tell you what an MD would say, but I'll share this DO's insight.

The new, tougher laws do not make things more difficult for those of us who prescribe APPROPRIATE testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). In fact, I do not think it changes anything for those charlatans who are making a fortune selling steorids, either. What they have been doing always has been wrong, illegal, and a violation of their Oath as a physician.

In all the lectures I give, I preach maintaining physiological range with testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). The main reason is that this provides optimal health and happiness long-term. But, IMPO, it is also necessary to separate appropriate testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) from AAS.

The charlatans who have decided to trade their patients' health for huge profits do make it harder for the rest of us, though.

 

[EZstreet]

I cannot tell you what an MD would say, but I'll share this DO's insight.

The new, tougher laws do not make things more difficult for those of us who prescribe APPROPRIATE testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). In fact, I do not think it changes anything for those charlatans who are making a fortune selling steorids, either. What they have been doing always has been wrong, illegal, and a violation of their Oath as a physician.

In all the lectures I give, I preach maintaining physiological range with testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). The main reason is that this provides optimal health and happiness long-term. But, IMPO, it is also necessary to separate appropriate testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) from AAS.

The charlatans who have decided to trade their patients' health for huge profits do make it harder for the rest of us, though.

Thanks. I've been gathering opinions to see if we'll have the 90's repeat.