caber or bromo for progestin control

Between caber (Dostinex) and parlodel(bromo) Which one would be better to take in terms of getting rid of deca/progestin related sides ?? ie; puffy lactating nipples?

What ive herd bromo normally does the trick quite well.

ummm bromo sucks with the sides and u have to take it every day, dostinex u can take twice a week and it ends up being cheaper with less sides

djeasye wrote:

ummm bromo sucks with the sides and u have to take it every day, dostinex u can take twice a week and it ends up being cheaper with less sides

Agreed! I like cabaser allot more and it is cheaper in the long run. I'm using Parlodel now as cabaser is only available if you import it.

how long must Dostinex be taken for?

Just received my Bromo. I was advised to take 1.25mg ED off cycle.

is this correct?

Apologies for hi-jacking

Dostinex is better, but very expensive.

This is not for progesterone though, it's for prolactin. The presecence of estrogen and progesterone stimulates prolactin, which is why you often get prolactin gyno associated with nor tests, but prolactin can also rear it's head during hormonal fluctuations, and not exclusively when you have progestins, PCT often being a culprit.

To control progesterone it's best to control estrogen as progesterone usually, not always, only becomes a problem in the prescence of estrogen. This also stimulates prolactin production. But progesterone and prolactin are two different things and not always linked (prolactin in women causes maturity of the milk ducts and is produced during pregnancy, but the high levels of progesterone stop the lactation. When birth is given, progesterone levels drop and lactation starts. So you can have prolactin gyno develping without lactation in the prescence of high progesterone)

The dose of bromo is usually 2.5mg per day, but you can go to 1.25mg Ed as the sides can be harsh.

Thanks, I would be most greatful if it works for me

Yohimbe wrote:

Dostinex is better, but very expensive.

This is not for progesterone though, it's for prolactin. The presecence of estrogen and progesterone stimulates prolactin, which is why you often get prolactin gyno associated with nor tests, but prolactin can also rear it's head during hormonal fluctuations, and not exclusively when you have progestins, PCT often being a culprit.

To control progesterone it's best to control estrogen as progesterone usually, not always, only becomes a problem in the prescence of estrogen. This also stimulates prolactin production. But progesterone and prolactin are two different things and not always linked (prolactin in women causes maturity of the milk ducts and is produced during pregnancy, but the high levels of progesterone stop the lactation. When birth is given, progesterone levels drop and lactation starts. So you can have prolactin gyno develping without lactation in the prescence of high progesterone)

The dose of bromo is usually 2.5mg per day, but you can go to 1.25mg Ed as the sides can be harsh.

wow, you very knowlegable on this. So just to clarify then: During my deca and test cycle i developed puffy nipples (no lumps) but also had the white liquid come out when squeezed. i have since then, finished my PCT comprising Kessar, clomid and HCG. i still have the puffy lactating nips, so is it correct that i have high progesterone levels, and will the dostinex help this... sorry if it seems i am going in circles, just getting frustrated.

Thanks

If your nipples are lactating, its not progesterone, it prolactin. How puffy are your nipples? Is is quite bad?
If it is definite gyno symptoms with lactation I think you should try the same gyno recovery that Pump did. 2.5 mg per day letro and 2.5mg per day bromo, or 0.5mg dostinex 3x per week.
The letro will drop the estrogen levels and the bromo will take care of any prolactin. Must be warned that this is quite harsh-the letro will will drop estrogen levels very low and this can affect joints and general immune system.
Bromo has it's own set of sides ranging up to hallucinations and nightmares, but these seems to get better after a few days.
Dostinex is better, but hellishly expensive.

If you go this route, make sure you're dosing yourself with vitamins esp vit c and when you are in your last week of letro (once the symptoms have subsided) start nolva and run the nolva for 3-4 weeks after finishing the letro. This is important to stop any estrogen rebound.

If it isn't that bad and just lactation you can just try the bromo and see if it helps.

thanks for the clear response Yohimbe