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Prolactin Gyno

thatwaslight

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Am 5 weeks into first tren e cycle and have developed some gyno in my left nip.

I thought i would run nolva just incase it was estro related but and as i suspected it had no effect, I have run high test dbol before with no issues so it's safe to say its prolactin related.

Have some bromo on the way just wanted some opinions from anyone who has experienced prolactin gyno or has used bromo or dostinex ect?

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Am 5 weeks into first tren e cycle and have developed some gyno in my left nip.

I thought i would run nolva just incase it was estro related but and as i suspected it had no effect, I have run high test dbol before with no issues so it's safe to say its prolactin related.

Have some bromo on the way just wanted some opinions from anyone who has experienced prolactin gyno or has used bromo or dostinex ect?

I personally have not had a problem when using Tren, on my first course I ran Tren A so if I did have problems it would be out of my system quickly. After doing some research on bromo and caber (dostinex) I decided to get caber to have on stand by, in case I did have the need to use it.

Caber is more expensive than bromo but I noticed when reading up on the subject that quite a few guys who had used bromo suffered from some nasty sides while the guys on caber reported very little sides.

If you can only get/afford bromo then I guess bromo it is. Have you got any discharge from the nipple and if so what color?

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800mg test e 400 tren e, if i could source caber i would just haven't been able to track some down, id be keen to hear from someone who has used bromo as i hear there are pretty severe sides

Bromo is not that bad. You need a good AI like femara & some caber or bromo for the prolactin. You would normally have itchy puffy nips with Progesterone/Prolactin Gyno c an go as far as secretion. Vit B6 can be useful in the absence of any dost or bromo

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and yes there is clear fluid if i squeeze my left nipple, this has happened when i have just been on test with no other 19nor's though?, can anyone explain this? is that just naturally high levels of prolactin or can test cause this?

Chuck some of that stuff in a shake. I hear breast milk is the perfect food source.

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and yes there is clear fluid if i squeeze my left nipple, this has happened when i have just been on test with no other 19nor's though?, can anyone explain this? is that just naturally high levels of prolactin or can test cause this?

More than likely natural, the Ministry of Defence in the US did a survey and found around a quarter of their male recruits suffered from some level of gynecomastia.

Good idea to leave the nipple alone as much as possible, the more it is squeezed, causing fluid to discharge the more it encourages the gland to produce more fluid.

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tenderness has come down a bit still sore, hoping in a few weeks the lump may shrink a little bit hopefully have some femara on the way too :pray:

Letro is your best bet with the bromo. Prolactin cannot metabolise in the absence of estrogen.

I haven't yet done any research what is a good starting dose?

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tenderness has come down a bit still sore, hoping in a few weeks the lump may shrink a little bit hopefully have some femara on the way too :pray:

Letro is your best bet with the bromo. Prolactin cannot metabolise in the absence of estrogen.

I haven't yet done any research what is a good starting dose?

Start at 1/2 tab 1.25mg for a couple of days then go to 2.5mg. you should notice some reduction in the lump size after a week . So you wil be attacking the estrogen lump with letro & the Prog gyno the puffyness & lactation with the bromo. Once the lump is noticably reducee you can back down off the letro again ie back to half tab for a few days , even a quarter tab if you have a cutter. It is a strong AI & you will get joint issues & may effect libido. THen you must run Nolva or another AI like Arimidex for a couple of weeks to avoid estrogen rebound. This is where most guys go amuck on this treatment. PM me if unsure

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Bromocriptine common side effect : Cold sensitivity in fingers and toes; constipation; diarrhea; dizziness; drowsiness; dry mouth; fatigue; headache; indigestion; lightheadedness; loss of appetite; nausea; stomach cramps; stuffy nose; vomiting.

Enjoy :D but it beats growing breast tissue :nod:

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