Advice please.

michael75

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I have done quite a few different PH`s and DS`s in the past like sdrol,hdrol,PP,Epistane,1-AD,4-AD,Dienedrone etc etc.Earlier in the year i did a solo cycle of dbol,i felt great and strength and muscle went up,but my prostate enlarged...I could actually feel it blow up like a small baloon,and the bloat was terrible,obviously there was a lot of estrogen and DHT going on.

At the end of the cycle i noticed a small grouping of lumps behind the left nipple and the nipples were becoming sensitive,i started PCT with a high dose of Tamoxifen then follwed with ATD,the lumps went away but i was left with slightly puffy nipples that changed with the temperature,the most distressing part was that if i squeezed my nipples hard enough a very tiny amount of clear liquid would come out.

Even months after that cycle if i squeeze the liquid appears and my nipples can still be a bit puffy from time to time.

What i would like to know is how to get rid of it? Does it ever go? And also i want to run some more dbol at 50mg for 6 to 8 weeks,how do i stop this happening again? I will run an AI through my cycle to keep the water down but what else should i run? And will ATD be enough on cycle?

Many thanks.
 
1)you need to study up on AI's
2)if you have a source for D-BOL quit taking oral only cycle's and start pinning
3)read up on letro when your looking in to AI's that will take care of your problem, or go to a doctor.
 
Squeezing them can make it worse, if its been months, see a Doctor and be honest,(he will know anyway) he will either prescribe or tell you it will go away. Its part of shut-down it can take as long as a year for your HPTA to come back. ATD did not help you. JMO,JME
 
I have studied extensively and found many different opinions and methods for treating gyno,i`ve also found many threads that try to distinguish gyno and prolactin gyno,i`m still learning what all the different steroids effect and how they effect the endocrine system.

There are certain protocols,like tamoxifen is no good at treating gyno from tren or the 19nor family if i got that right ect ect.

Cabergoline for prolactin,b6 and vitex and a few others...Letro for more developed gyno,arimidex for on cycle to help with bloat and gyno.L-dopa to help with dopamine to reduce prolactin.

As you can see i have been reading but still need to learn more and was asking for advice on treating my symptoms,my doctor will not help and will not prescribe anything for my symptoms.

I think i`ll try some vitex and b6 to clear up the small amount of discharge i have,but i have heard that it can come back after using dopamine agonists.

The reason i`m not pinning is that i like to take things slowly and i`m still finding my way,i`m definitly sensitive to a rise in estrogen levels and am not sure weather to throw the towl in with the whole aas thing as it seems you need so many different drugs to treat all the sides and not all the sides are treatable or are only treatable with drastic actions like surgery.

I know from the sources that i have that many of them sell pain meds,antidepressants,muscle relaxants,sleeping meds ect ect,so with long term use of aas especially injectables they seem to take their toll,you need all the other meds to keep you going.

Maybe Aas is not for me...Don`t get me wrong i love training and i love what aas can do for me in the gym,maybe if i could get everything right with knowing exactly what to do to avoid all the sides and be more happy with it then i would continue...I wish i could talk with a professional on the subject rather than try and learn from reaing all the articles and posts as it can get rather confusing and contradictory and many argue on whats right and whats wrong,so who do you listen too?

Thanks anyway for your advice
 
I have studied extensively and found many different opinions and methods for treating gyno,i`ve also found many threads that try to distinguish gyno and prolactin gyno,i`m still learning what all the different steroids effect and how they effect the endocrine system.

There are certain protocols,like tamoxifen is no good at treating gyno from tren or the 19nor family if i got that right ect ect.

Cabergoline for prolactin,b6 and vitex and a few others...Letro for more developed gyno,arimidex for on cycle to help with bloat and gyno.L-dopa to help with dopamine to reduce prolactin.

As you can see i have been reading but still need to learn more and was asking for advice on treating my symptoms,my doctor will not help and will not prescribe anything for my symptoms.

I think i`ll try some vitex and b6 to clear up the small amount of discharge i have,but i have heard that it can come back after using dopamine agonists.

The reason i`m not pinning is that i like to take things slowly and i`m still finding my way,i`m definitly sensitive to a rise in estrogen levels and am not sure weather to throw the towl in with the whole aas thing as it seems you need so many different drugs to treat all the sides and not all the sides are treatable or are only treatable with drastic actions like surgery.

I know from the sources that i have that many of them sell pain meds,antidepressants,muscle relaxants,sleeping meds ect ect,so with long term use of aas especially injectables they seem to take their toll,you need all the other meds to keep you going.

Maybe Aas is not for me...Don`t get me wrong i love training and i love what aas can do for me in the gym,maybe if i could get everything right with knowing exactly what to do to avoid all the sides and be more happy with it then i would continue...I wish i could talk with a professional on the subject rather than try and learn from reaing all the articles and posts as it can get rather confusing and contradictory and many argue on whats right and whats wrong,so who do you listen too?

Thanks anyway for your advice

If you can afford it, go to allthingsmale.com, that Doc can definately help you.
 
Lol it was the first time i have sqeezed them in months,i just wanted to see if things had changed,but they haven`t,still fluid coming out.
 
Its lactation, after this long it should have gone away, sorry but it could be a symptom of something much worse. I would see the Doc I mentioned or consult an Endocrinologist, a regular MD may not offer much help or explanation.
 
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