Yes, for most people. 95% of 64 people who reported on Clomiphene for hormones say it improved. 3% noticed no change and 2% say it got worse. That is above the typical result for hormones (85% across 24 options).
Ranked #2 of 24 for hormones.
“At 35 years old, I literally feel as good as I did in high school again in every aspect: motivation, libido, energy, wellbeing, etc.”
“I've done several months on things like Clomid, and while my numbers looked good, I didn't feel it.”
“So i have used clomid 6 monts ago 50mg with 10mg rad. Cycle were great, slight test supression, which came back after 2weeks pct with clomid 50mg. But i got all the side effects clomid can give me.”
“Personally clomid is my go to because the side effects of nolva are worse for me. The nolva lethargy/depression is not fun. Clomid has some side effects also but they arent as bad ime.”
Conclusion: NAC had a major effect on progesterone, endometrial thickness, and LH levels in women with PCOS. Therefore, it may be a potential treatment option.
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