Arimidex with clomid

[tbro]

Is it beneficial to run clomid during your cycle with
arimidex?

 

[JG1]

save it for after you cycle and then run the arimidex along with it.

 

[tbro]

it's a waste

I have heard, but I just wanted some confirmation I guess.

 

[Zyglamail]

The only benefit I see would be the positive effect clomid has on cholestorol levels.

 

[tbro]

save it for after you cycle and then run the arimidex along with it.

thanks JG1

 

[tbro]

The only benefit I see would be the positive effect clomid has on cholestorol levels.

is that enough to warrant the extra cost though throughout
the cyce of say 10-12 weeks

 

[Zyglamail]

is that enough to warrant the extra cost though throughout

Thats a very individual question. For some people the cost of clomid is a drop in the bucket for others a bit of a stretch. Secondly it also depends on how out of what your cholestorol levels get. ANd lastly I suppose how you cycle, in other words do you plan on bridging afterwords and then jumping into another cycle or are you gonna take 6 months off after and then go again? Its something I really cant answer, but if your real concerned, here is what I would do, start cycle with no clomid. Get blood work done about 3 weeks into it and see how things look, if they are significantly out of whack, add clomid and get blood work done again in 3 weeks or so to see how it affects you. Then you will have real data to work with that pertains to you and you will be able to judge for yourself weather or not its worth it.

 

[tbro]

Thats a very individual question. For some people the cost of clomid is a drop in the bucket for others a bit of a stretch. Secondly it also depends on how out of what your cholestorol levels get. ANd lastly I suppose how you cycle, in other words do you plan on bridging afterwords and then jumping into another cycle or are you gonna take 6 months off after and then go again? Its something I really cant answer, but if your real concerned, here is what I would do, start cycle with no clomid. Get blood work done about 3 weeks into it and see how things look, if they are significantly out of whack, add clomid and get blood work done again in 3 weeks or so to see how it affects you. Then you will have real data to work with that pertains to you and you will be able to judge for yourself weather or not its worth it.

thanks Zyglamail

much Karma my man