Reply With QuoteI've never had that side myself, but I have heard it mentioned by others.Originally Posted by SloppyJ
So I have one horrible eye, (20/200) and one good eye (20/20). I get a little sketched out when I hear something messes with your eyesight. I've heard the clomid stories about tracers (Which some people pay for)
Is this a common side effect?Planned on going 100/75/50/50 so no crazy high doses or anything.
Just interested in hearing stories if this has happened to anyone. Also how "temporary" are these sides?
Vision problems and Clomid?
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01-03-2011, 10:53 AM #1Swollen Member BOARD REP
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Vision problems and Clomid?
So I have one horrible eye, (20/200) and one good eye (20/20). I get a little sketched out when I hear something messes with your eyesight. I've heard the clomid stories about tracers (Which some people pay for
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Is this a common side effect? Planned on going 100/75/50/50 so no crazy high doses or anything.
Just interested in hearing stories if this has happened to anyone. Also how "temporary" are these sides?
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Seems be to user specific. I run clomid and never have any issues with vision. But some guys drop the stuff because of it. Either way, it's not permanent.
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I've never had any issues as well. At those dosages you should be alright. Originally Posted by SloppyJ
So I have one horrible eye, (20/200) and one good eye (20/20). I get a little sketched out when I hear something messes with your eyesight. I've heard the clomid stories about tracers (Which some people pay for)
Is this a common side effect? Planned on going 100/75/50/50 so no crazy high doses or anything.
Just interested in hearing stories if this has happened to anyone. Also how "temporary" are these sides?
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01-03-2011, 11:20 AM #5Twisted Steel
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They cover this in detail on the elite Anabolic forum. Heavyiron post alot of info and studies about this...but in short most of the time if you do have sight problems they are not permanent
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One of my buddies gets temporary vision problems with clomid even @ only 50 mg/day. I have never had any problems, myself.
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It generally occurs only at high dosages and clears up as the dosages start to lower. But like G3 said, sometimes it is entirely user dependent.
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