prolactin related gyno

Testosterona

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i think i might have progesterone/prolactin gyno. i used tokkyo tren as a kick start to my test cycle in the beginning. when i squeeze my nipples, a drop of clear liquid comes out. how do i get rid of this? cabergoline?
 
Careful with that high of a B6 dose...I thought 200mg was good enough and P-5-P was the better?
 
AZMIDLYF said:
Careful with that high of a B6 dose...I thought 200mg was good enough and P-5-P was the better?
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Possibly, To the creator of this thread, if you go with b6 you can try AZMIDLYF's suggestion of 200, I started leaking and I automatically jumped to 5 100mg pills ED for a week. I don't know what the exact recommended dosage is, I just went with 500mgs. 200mgs is a lot safer, because i think that at extremely high levels for a long duration b6 can be toxic. You can check the boards and see what everyone else dosed it at and make your deciscions from there, if you do decide to take the B6 route.
 
what do u does cabergoline at? im about to get a bottle that has 15mg for every ml and i get 30 ml. but i herd u only need like .5mgs a day.
 
does anyone know through which interaction caber causes the heart valve defects? I know its only with higher doses, but looking for the anatomy of it
 
b6 600 mgs ed (3 X 200 mgs). Letro and bromo should help as well.

1-carboxy is suppose to lower prolactin and could not hurt to try.

While on tren do not take nova as it will just make your symproms worse.
 
small_guy said:
b6 600 mgs ed (3 X 200 mgs). Letro and bromo should help as well.

1-carboxy is suppose to lower prolactin and could not hurt to try.

While on tren do not take nova as it will just make your symproms worse.
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good advice.........nolva no-no with progestins.......

I would use B-6 during cycle.......

As far as getting rid of it......Try below.

I would use p-5-p first. Its safer than high doses of B6.

l-dopa, the best you can get if thats possible.

Pfull is a good choice, there are others.

Vitex is another means to combat it.

Dostinex(caber) will get rid of it for sure......Its expensive as hell though.

Anything that will help release GH also.
 
This is a topic I am interested in as I am thinking about trying a tren product. Just as a percaution I was thinking about taking Pfull throughout the cycle and PCT and adding P5P towards the end of the cycle and through PCT. Would that do the trick for protection?
 
Titanium said:
This is a topic I am interested in as I am thinking about trying a tren product. Just as a percaution I was thinking about taking Pfull throughout the cycle and PCT and adding P5P towards the end of the cycle and through PCT. Would that do the trick for protection?
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Run B6 or p-5-p as insurance.

Pfull or some kind of night time GH release product will help too.

Dostinex(caber-directly influences prolactin levels) or letro(buring your estro) can/will do it too.

Hopefully, your not prolactin sensitive......

NO gurantees man. sorry.
 
Here's what I run for EVERY Tren/progest cycle:
P5P
Tyrosine-direct LDopa precursor
Vitex
L-Dopa- from mucuna seeds

I may try the GABA/1carboxy combo as well next cycle.

I have read research posted on another board where prolactin was NOT elevated on a "gyno" victim taking Tren.
I'll have to dig it up...
 
GotTest said:
Here's what I run for EVERY Tren/progest cycle:
P5P
Tyrosine-direct LDopa precursor
Vitex
L-Dopa- from mucuna seeds

I may try the GABA/1carboxy combo as well next cycle.

I have read research posted on another board where prolactin was NOT elevated on a "gyno" victim taking Tren.
I'll have to dig it up...
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Real tren or designer trenX?

So was it high estrogen only?

blood panel i assume?

Please link, inquiring minds need to know.

thanks
 
Kristofer68SS said:
Real tren or designer trenX?

So was it high estrogen only?

blood panel i assume?

Please link, inquiring minds need to know.

thanks
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I use this "dopamine stack" for Trenbolone and 4-estra PH's.

Here is where most of the "chatter" was with some animal tests, but now that I reread a few of the articles, there was no real cut and dry answer with elevated prolactin. Most will agree, that elevated estrogen levels seem to be a key component.
Sorry no bloodwork :(
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