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Enclomiphene citrate and your FAA medical

Named in the FAA's low testosterone (hypogonadism) table and worksheet
Other names: enclomiphene

FAA guidance

FAA review required.

Examiner

FAA review required; the examiner defers

Source: FAA, Low Testosterone (Low T) Hypogonadism. FAA date 29 April 2026. Checked by Crosscheck 11 November 2026

The FAA's low testosterone (hypogonadism) worksheet says: "Enclomiphene citrate is NOT acceptable."

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Its table prints the same note in row C, all others, where the information is submitted for FAA review and the examiner defers, for a possible special issuance.

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FAA, Low Testosterone (Low T) Hypogonadism · FAA date 29 April 2026
C. All others
Note: Use of enclomiphene citrate is NOT acceptable.
Submit the following for FAA review:
DEFER
Submit the information to the FAA for a possible Special Issuance
FAA, CACI – Low Testosterone (Low T) Hypogonadism Worksheet · FAA date 29 April 2026
Medications for condition (one or more of the following):
Note: Enclomiphene citrate is NOT acceptable.
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What does the FAA say about enclomiphene citrate for pilots?

FAA guidance: FAA review required. The FAA's low testosterone (hypogonadism) worksheet says: "Enclomiphene citrate is NOT acceptable." Its table prints the same note in row C, all others, where the information is submitted for FAA review and the examiner defers, for a possible special issuance. Crosscheck does not predict the FAA's decision.

What does the examiner do for enclomiphene citrate?

FAA review required; the examiner defers. Crosscheck does not predict the FAA's decision.

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