Nolva and Clomid eye damage?

Howzit guys.

I have been doing some reading and have found that when using Nolva or Clomid a side affect could be damage to you're eyes.

Now I know all drugs come with side affects but when it comes to ones vision and eye site surly that is a very big risk to take?

Some people have reported blurred vision,tracers off lights,and not being able to focus on objects.

Some even report that once the drug has been stopped that the effects might not go away and they end up this these

side affects for life.


Now my question is,has any one on this forum experienced any type of "eye" side effects while on Nolva or Clomid?

And if so did it pass once the drug was stopped?

I had like tracers off lights and perhaps slightly blurred vision when watching tv but it stopped a few weeks after the nolva was done. That was my first PCT so it may have been a bit of play from my mind I'll have to see on this next PCT.
Also remember the sides are usually when it's used in high dosages and for prolonged periods dor treatment of other problems so 20mg of nolva a day is really not much.

If you use Nolvadex and Clomid the way it is advised in the PCT programs on this site you won't have to worry about anything like this. Problems that have come up in clinical studies are from consistent long term use or continuous high doses.

I have noticed problems with my eyes when I used to use Nolva during cycles.. For 30 days of a PCT I do also notice a slight issues with my vision

Ya Norris you might notice your vision going blurry for a moment on nolvadex but it's nothing to worry about if used for just PCT. Permanent damage has been recorded only from long term use. Like pump I've also had concerns and yes it's freaky when your eyes just lose focus suddenly.

Muscleaddict wrote: Ya Norris you might notice your vision going blurry for a moment on nolvadex but it's nothing to worry about if used for just PCT. Permanent damage has been recorded only from long term use. Like pump I've also had concerns and yes it's freaky when your eyes just lose focus suddenly.

Yup, however it goes away about a week after treatment.