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49 y/o male, anyone treat secondary hypogonadism with clomid (clomiphene)? results good or not and what were sides if any?

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Yes: Clomid (clomiphene) can increase spermatozoa count in certain circumstances. Not as successful in male infertility due to radiation. But prior hx mumps counts often respond.

Answered 6/24/2014

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Dr. Shira Miller answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

Yes. : Clomid (clomiphene) works great for male secondary hypogonadism. Low risk of rare side-effects. Conversion to Estradiol is a possibility, but that occurs mostly in the setting of overweight/obesity, same as HCG and testosterone would do.

Answered 3/3/2016

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