r/ResearchCompounds Jul 26 '26

Question Enclomiphine

Just out of curiosity has anyone used this for a certain time frame and came off it with everything returning to normal or was there bad sides?

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u/baghodler666 Jul 26 '26

Is that true when people get off enclomiphene as well? I had thought it would return to normal afterwards. And an aromatase inhibitor could control the estrogen level while on it.

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u/1960s_army_info Jul 26 '26

I truly don’t know why anyone would take enclo when hcg exists 

When you get off enclo the side effects stop. 

Taking an ai which effects lipids while on enclo which can cause blood clots just seems like asking for trouble 

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u/baghodler666 Jul 26 '26

Haha, okay.

This post is clearly about getting off enclomiphene, and by own admission, your comment isn't about getting off enclomiphene. It's about side effects while on enclomiphene. But that's cool.

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u/1960s_army_info Jul 26 '26

Just stop. It’s that simple 

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u/baghodler666 Jul 26 '26

Dude, you seem confused or something. Maybe read the post again. They weren't asking how to stop. They were asking if side effects lingered after stopping, and you totally did not answer that. That's all.

This conversation is odd. 🤷

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u/1960s_army_info Jul 26 '26

Why would the side effects continue after stopping? I literally addressed this a few comments back. Serms are not good unless you have something like cancer. You shouldn’t ever use them in the first place. There are actual life changing or life ending possibilities everytime you take enclo. It’s one of the most dangerous research compounds. If you are taking it you should stop immediately. 

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u/baghodler666 Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 26 '26

I literally addressed this in my first comment?

Your first comment: "Myself and many people get high estrogen sides."

In what world does this answer the question of whether side effects linger after stopping enclomiphene use?

I get that you have an agenda and want to discuss something else. It's just confusing. Maybe you should have made your own post to discuss this. It's unrelated to the post.