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PH Concern during pregnancy

panjo

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This may be a silly question but here is what I have been pondering?
I am gonna run a cycle early next year PP/SD and also using formastene along the way.

My partner is currently pregnant and obviously I dont want her to pick up any of the hormones from me, I am pretty sure pp/sd wont cause a problem but is it safe to be using a topical product around her?

Are any hormones passed over during sex?
Hopefully this is a silly question but you can never be to careful!
 
i would imagine that if u used a topical product that there could be some concern, say you rub it on your arm and some how your skin comes in contact with hers. i dont like that idea. be careful man.
 
Yes, thats what I was thinking.
I wounder how long the product stays active on your skin?
Were is the prefered place to apply it?
 
Thanks for the advice, its confirmed what I thought. I will play it save not use.
I will push the cycle back until later on next year.

Out of curisoty though is it safe to use any kind of ph product even an oral?.
Is there any chance of the hormones being passed over?
 
Just rub the trandermal under your armpit.
I doubt your spouse goes near that area.
And not all TDs are bad for women, even when they are pregnant.

"Oh no, dont want to get my transdermal resveratrol or vitamin c on my pregnant wife".. LMAO
 
JCunningham said:
Just rub the trandermal under your armpit.
I doubt your spouse goes near that area.
And not all TDs are bad for women, even when they are pregnant.

"Oh no, dont want to get my transdermal resveratrol or vitamin c on my pregnant wife".. LMAO
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I think he's talking about topical Formestane..I wouldn't chance that with someone i love carrying my Baby.
 
vidapreta said:
I think he's talking about topical Formestane..I wouldn't chance that with someone i love carrying my Baby.
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If I knew my wife didnt go near my armpits, I would apply their a few hours before a shower. Then shower and wash good, then lay in bed with her.. There should be 0 problems if you used that method. Also, in the morning you apply, and put on a shirt and wash your hands.. Again 0 problems with absorbing into your loved ones..
 
JCunningham said:
If I knew my wife didnt go near my armpits, I would apply their a few hours before a shower. Then shower and wash good, then lay in bed with her.. There should be 0 problems if you used that method. Also, in the morning you apply, and put on a shirt and wash your hands.. Again 0 problems with absorbing into your loved ones..
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OK your gtg,just saying i wouldn't chance it.
 
I was refering to topical Formestane. I know the risk is low but even so its not woryh it.
Is Formestane available orally and if so is it as good?
 
vidapreta said:
Are you kidding?? What do you mean through your sperm??
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It may not transfer hormones but the change in alkaline and or acidity in the prostate can be transmitted to a female through sperm potentially causing unwanted bacteria and or fungal growth in a woman causing a plethora of unpleasantness for her during an already possibly unpleasant time.
 
David,

thanks for the good info. I agree with your comments hence the reason I am here asking the questions.
 
Putting your pregnant wife in a car with you and driving on the HWY is about as much risk as you applying formestane to your armpits and having sex with her..

And oral formestane is crap.
Get Erase instead.
 
JCunningham said:
Putting your pregnant wife in a car with you and driving on the HWY is about as much risk as you applying formestane to your armpits and having sex with her..
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There's a big difference between reasonable and necessary and unreasonable and unnecessary.
 
JCunningham said:
Putting your pregnant wife in a car with you and driving on the HWY is about as much risk as you applying formestane to your armpits and having sex with her..

And oral formestane is crap.
Get Erase instead.
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You are entirely an idiot for saying this. If the mother isn't killed in a car accident, there is almost never a miscarriage. You can't entirely avoid driving, but you can avoid smearing on a transdermal.


And yes, some metabolites of some steroids are passed through sperm.
 
EasyEJL said:
You are entirely an idiot for saying this. If the mother isn't killed in a car accident, there is almost never a miscarriage. You can't entirely avoid driving, but you can avoid smearing on a transdermal.


And yes, some metabolites of some steroids are passed through sperm.
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If you have to ask an obvious question, im gonna give you this type of answer or comment. I personally would use the TD because I do not believe I would be risking anyones health thank you very much. You can call me idiotic or stupid all you want :).
 
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