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07-16-2011, 09:53 PM #1Registered User
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Aromasin and Clomid on the liver
Hey does anyone knows if and how these two drugs affect liver enzymes, and bilirubin in particular. Are they liver toxic at all??? I just ran some tests and my bilirubin is a bit high so just wondering...
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I am sure they do some damage but i don't no to what extent.
Would say very minor or it would be an issue.
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I was under the impression thats why people took Aromasin over AI's like Adex and Letro. Because it was less harmful on the liver.
This info is of course from lurking and reading boards and stuff. I'm not sure about Clomid. I guess blood work really is the only way to tell for sure. Since all these drugs act differently from person to person.
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i was told clomid was easier on the liver the nolva
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Pretty sure they're both prescribed for pretty long term use (breast cancer treatment, trt etc.)
They may not be the best thing in the world but I don't think it'll cause a problem unless your liver has issues to begin with or you're stressing it with alot of other things.http://www.purchasepeptides.com/idev...ate.php?id=112
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