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Does IGF-1 return to normal?
After stopping clomiphene, does IGF-1 return to normal?
Clomiphene can reportedly reduce IGF-1 in some people. I’m planning to take it for 3 months. After stopping clomiphene, does IGF-1 usually return to the previous baseline, or can it remain slightly reduced even after stopping?
How long does it typically take for IGF-1 to normalize after discontinuation?
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Yes you are absolutely right. It definitely decreases level of IGF 1 but it usually comes to normal levels after 4 to 6 weeks of stopping clomiphene citrate.
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