No, but I've been taking Clomid (clomiphene citrate) for over a decade. Prescribed by my endocrinologist, works great for me, though the dose has gradually increased over time.

Low T was a problem for me after a testicular cyst. The cyst resolved, but apparently that testicle got lazy and needed a push to get back to normal.

I am annoyed that last year the generic became unavailable in the USA - the Clomid brand owner bought the rights from the generic manufacturer and killed it, so I'm stuck paying 3x as much for the exact same product. The only way around it I can find is to get drop shipments from Canada, but I've never done something like that.

@gdimond, I believe you are asking about testosterone in relation to prostate cancer. I moved your question to this existing discussion:
- Testosterone replacement https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/testosterone-replacement/

I did this so you can read previous comments and connect with others.

There are several discussions about testosterone in the prostate cancer support group https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/prostate-cancer/
I recommend using the search to find other related discussions.