Night_Owl
Well-known Member
Hi guys,
I know this is very old news for most of you, but I figured that if my experience helps someone new, it might be worth sharing.
I did Clomid 4 years ago, for a week or two, possibly 3.
It was instructed by a well meaning doctor, who, unfortunately didn't know what he was doing.
He put me 10 (yes 10) times the recommended dose.
At the time I didn't even know what Clomid was so I just took it without doing any research like an idiot.
My lab work came back, my red blood cells jumped through the roof, my T was high and he told me to quit cold turkey. He then realized the mistake he had made in the dosage.
I wish this was the end of it, but I started getting floaters in my eyes.
I didn't know what the fuck they were so I started searching online for terms like "black strings in eye".
That's when I found out they were called floaters and that clomid can cause them.
It's 4 years later and they are all still there. I can't really count them but I would guess about 50 small ones per eye.
The "good" news is that your brain kind of starts to ignore them.
The bad news is that sometimes when the sun hits at just the right angle, you can really see all of them.
I know this side effect is old news, but I just wanted to share my experience, maybe it helps someone new to all of this.
My personal 2 cents: stick to Toremifene for PCT or something similar.
I know this is very old news for most of you, but I figured that if my experience helps someone new, it might be worth sharing.
I did Clomid 4 years ago, for a week or two, possibly 3.
It was instructed by a well meaning doctor, who, unfortunately didn't know what he was doing.
He put me 10 (yes 10) times the recommended dose.
At the time I didn't even know what Clomid was so I just took it without doing any research like an idiot.
My lab work came back, my red blood cells jumped through the roof, my T was high and he told me to quit cold turkey. He then realized the mistake he had made in the dosage.
I wish this was the end of it, but I started getting floaters in my eyes.
I didn't know what the fuck they were so I started searching online for terms like "black strings in eye".
That's when I found out they were called floaters and that clomid can cause them.
It's 4 years later and they are all still there. I can't really count them but I would guess about 50 small ones per eye.
The "good" news is that your brain kind of starts to ignore them.
The bad news is that sometimes when the sun hits at just the right angle, you can really see all of them.
I know this side effect is old news, but I just wanted to share my experience, maybe it helps someone new to all of this.
My personal 2 cents: stick to Toremifene for PCT or something similar.