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Unanswered Why do I feel so sensitive

batmanraider9

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Im taking at least 60mg of Raloxifene a day and .25mg of Arimidex every other day. Have elevated prolactin (Im on psych meds) so im taking L Dopa. Still feel a little sensitive. You guys think it might be the Arimidex? Ive heard you can get rebounds from it. Anyways, getting Aromasin. Should be in the mail today. Hopefully it fixes the sensitivity, being a suicide AI.
 
batmanraider9 said:
Im taking at least 60mg of Raloxifene a day and .25mg of Arimidex every other day. Have elevated prolactin (Im on psych meds) so im taking L Dopa. Still feel a little sensitive. You guys think it might be the Arimidex? Ive heard you can get rebounds from it. Anyways, getting Aromasin. Should be in the mail today. Hopefully it fixes the sensitivity, being a suicide AI.
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No, Arimidex shouldn't cause it.
 
It could be causing it if you crashed your estrogen. How much test are you taking? I recently crashed my by accident and holy **** I felt awful. No libido, anxious, depressed and lethargic af. No bueno
 
Ask a woman going through menapause if too little estrogen makes you sensitive. ;)
 
The Express 42 said:
It could be causing it if you crashed your estrogen. How much test are you taking? I recently crashed my by accident and holy **** I felt awful. No libido, anxious, depressed and lethargic af. No bueno
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I guess the wording threw me off. Too much Estrogen, and I'm "sensitive". Too little, and I'm an a-hole.
 
Yeah and hope you don't think I was being rude just playful but hormonal imbalances in general cause emotional reactions sometimes weepy sometimes aggressive. Often times swings to both.
 
Lmao! Are you touching them a lot? Many people get a little worried about it then start feeling on them and squeezing for lumps and stuff all the time even once they get on an AI then they get sensitive from that. However high prolactin can do it even with normal levels of estro. If touching a lot then stop and see if that helps after a couple days. If not maybe address prolactin with prami or caber. That and make sure your source for your SERMS and AI are legit.
 
MrKleen73 said:
Lmao! Are you touching them a lot? Many people get a little worried about it then start feeling on them and squeezing for lumps and stuff all the time even once they get on an AI then they get sensitive from that. However high prolactin can do it even with normal levels of estro. If touching a lot then stop and see if that helps after a couple days. If not maybe address prolactin with prami or caber. That and make sure your source for your SERMS and AI are legit.
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Premiere Reseach Essentials, so my **** is legit.
 
i would look at your prolactin here.. unless you just started PCT?? its not uncommon to have a huge swing in estrogen after a cycle and the meds may be playing "catch up"
so if you just started... give it a min to let the meds get everything under control
and quit touchin your tits.
 
MrKleen73 said:
Lmao! Are you touching them a lot? Many people get a little worried about it then start feeling on them and squeezing for lumps and stuff all the time even once they get on an AI then they get sensitive from that. However high prolactin can do it even with normal levels of estro. If touching a lot then stop and see if that helps after a couple days. If not maybe address prolactin with prami or caber. That and make sure your source for your SERMS and AI are legit.
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I can see what you saying about having elevated prolactin without elevated estrogen.
Though in my experience and I’ve hade this discussion with endo’s that specialize in AAS use is this. When estrogen gets out of control running compounds like 19 nors. Most people’s first action is to up there AI. Which will lower estrogen but at that point there prolactin is already elevated as well and a AI won’t lower prolactin rapidly like a dopamine antagonist. So they get blood work and the estrogen went down but obviously there prolactin did not. Bottom line is control your estrogen and be proactive about prolactin by taking P5P or B6. Two different beasts!!
 
ItalOne said:
I can see what you saying about having elevated prolactin without elevated estrogen.
Though in my experience and I’ve hade this discussion with endo’s that specialize in AAS use is this. When estrogen gets out of control running compounds like 19 nors. Most people’s first action is to up there AI. Which will lower estrogen but at that point there prolactin is already elevated as well and a AI won’t lower prolactin rapidly like a dopamine antagonist. So they get blood work and the estrogen went down but obviously there prolactin did not. Bottom line is control your estrogen and be proactive about prolactin by taking P5P or B6. Two different beasts!!
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Yeah I can see how that could paint a deceptive picture for someone in that situation. I definitely agree managing both is important.
 
Renew1 said:
I guess the wording threw me off. Too much Estrogen, and I'm "sensitive". Too little, and I'm an a-hole.
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I would have to agree with this! Too little I’m aggressive and irritable with a hint of oversensitivity and too high I’m sensitive with a hint of irritability. Somewhere in the middle? Just right hah
 
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