Not strictly PCT, but felt this was the most relevant forum to ask in:
I've been prescribed 12 weeks of Raloxifene by my doctor in order to try and kill some pubertal gyno. I am now two months into that.
I'm getting a blood profile with two weeks to go until the end of the run, haven't been taking any AI because I want to see how ralox affects hormones and don't want to contaminate the blood sample with the results of an AI. However, I do have two bottles of transdermal formestane with two more on the way (First two bottles Formeron and second two TransFORM).
My question is, in order to prevent ralox rebound, should I start taking the formestane two weeks before the end of the run, immediately after my blood test? I presume like most AIs that it has a cumulative effect and therefore must be given time to build up before one can say they're properly inhibited, so is two weeks enough to avoid a rebound, or is that excessive and could I get away with running the ralox for even longer without taking an AI? Would 7 days be enough, for instance?
I've been prescribed 12 weeks of Raloxifene by my doctor in order to try and kill some pubertal gyno. I am now two months into that.
I'm getting a blood profile with two weeks to go until the end of the run, haven't been taking any AI because I want to see how ralox affects hormones and don't want to contaminate the blood sample with the results of an AI. However, I do have two bottles of transdermal formestane with two more on the way (First two bottles Formeron and second two TransFORM).
My question is, in order to prevent ralox rebound, should I start taking the formestane two weeks before the end of the run, immediately after my blood test? I presume like most AIs that it has a cumulative effect and therefore must be given time to build up before one can say they're properly inhibited, so is two weeks enough to avoid a rebound, or is that excessive and could I get away with running the ralox for even longer without taking an AI? Would 7 days be enough, for instance?