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I didn’t like HCG so my dr switched me to enclomiphene, which I tolerate better. I recently purchased some clomiphene citrate, is that ok to take for the same purpose?
AlphaMD's Answer
Are you on TRT as well or are you doing SERM mono therapy?
Enclomiphene is a stereoisomer of Clomiphene (Clomid), so they are literally the same exact medicine, though Enclomiphene eliminates the side effects by getting rid of the inert isomer.
Clomid is effective, and cheaper, though it comes with significantly more side effects than Enclomiphene.
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