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| Registered User | Progesterone and DHEA Balance If you increase progesterone levels, does this usually decrease DHEA levels? I'm wondering if my super low libido is caused by low DHEA, which was in the lower half of the normal range last time I checked. |
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To increase libido, you may have some success with supplementing with DHEA (Dermacrine) if you’re looking for an HRT route. However, a low libido could be a result of meny things. Whats your history? Drug use? -Pp | |
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| Registered User | I tried topical progesterone because I read that it improves erections in men with dysfunction. It did do that but the results seemed to stop, and it never actually increased sensation. I've been this way for a long time, and maybe my DHEA (actually I measured DHEA-S) levels have as well. Any skin wounds I get tend to heal very slowly, and I think that is a symptom of low DHEA. I used to heal very quickly. Thanks |
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| Registered User | How much of the DHEA from Dermacrine, in mcg or mg, would make it into my system? |
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| Board Sponsor Board Sponsor | Quote:
You could easily compare the results to 150mg/week Test Enanthate. -Pp | |
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