Trendadrol Lactation...Fuuu

[golfram]

Hey guys,

I took Trenadrol for two weeks, and then immediately discontinued after tiny drops of liquid came out of my nipples. I immediately went on Clomid and Dostinex/Letro. I've finished my PCT.

I don't have any Gyno symptoms; no puffiness, no pain, no lumps, just a tiny drop of clear liquid when I squeeze. For the record, I am now taking Letro again (2.5mg per day). My testosterone is good, it's just the nips.

Help me out guys, I've been panicking like crazy over this. (I do have DR. appointment in two weeks).

 

[Shipwr3K]

copy n paste from a sticky thread on the anabolic forum. Couldnt post a link since I dont have 50 post, but check it out.

Diagnosis

Here is where I repeat the take-home lesson from this thread: without glandular proliferation (i.e., enlargement of the mammary gland) it is not Gynecomastia.

In order to ascertain whether or not you have Gynecomastia, there are three major procedures to conduct:

1) Conduct a self-breast examination - note their overall consistency and shape. Conduct the examination in front of a mirror in order to gain a perspective of the chest as a whole. True Gynecomastia will be characterized by an altered morphology of the chest; such a condition is not an "I wonder" condition. If you have it, you will notice. If your breast size is greater than 5cm (macromastia, or 'large breast) you most likely have physiologic, or pathologic Gynecomastia.

2) Lie flat on your back, and place one thumb on either side of the nipple. Slowly bring your thumbs together, applying pressure inwards to the chest. If you have Gynecomastia, your thumbs will press against hard, fibrous, and rubbery glandular tissue; if you do not, your thumbs will meet at the nipple. If fibrous tissue is noted, it should be very tender, and painful to the touch.

3) While this can be conducted with number one, a separate test should be conducted to note for oily discharge from the nipple. If Gynecomastia is present, the discharge should be easily excreted; the constant aggravation of breast tissue may produce discharge even in pseudogynocomastia (if it does not come on first squeeze, stop touching it).

If you not either of these indicative symptoms, you may have Gynecomastia, and at which point you should contact a physician for referral; if you did not note either of these symptoms, continue onto the next section.

 

[golfram]

Thanks,any other responses?

 

[sanchezgreg18]

well i believe thats progesterone gyno, cant happen without excess estrogen but i guess it still does, id get some caber or l-dopa+P5P+vitex