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Letro gyno removal (log)
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And i've watched plenty Dr90210!
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Tonight on Etv, Dr Rabbit removing a "P-Nose"..
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Got great news... gyno must be around 90% gone, i'm so happy with the results that I am not even looking at surgery anyone. DJ you the man, I really feel that 'gift' really helped....
Gyno revesal (2.5mg Letro + 4mg bromo pd for 1 week dropped down to 2.5 mg) So looks like I am in the clear, in the next 2 days I will drop the letro to half dose for 3 days and half dose again and start my kessar to prevent the rebound, 4 days after that I wil come completely off it and just continue the Nolva for another 15 days.
This is the most important part not to have rebound so let me make sure I do this properly. I will also continue with the Parlodel for the whole time i'm on the kessar, as far as I have read you do not get a 'rebound' effect from Parlodel.
Anyone have any comments or suggestions?
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No info to add really, just a Q.
Did the sides from Parlodel get less over time?
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Aseblief.
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Please give an overall view of dosages, etc.
Is Bromo readily available?
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As far as on the black-market, shouldnt be a problem getting your hands on some.
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What is the pharmacuetical name, as I can get it from my pharmacy. I have used the proper Letro with little effect
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But is strange-this means it was gyno induced from progesterone, and you weren't even running nor test when you got the gyno.
Have to rethink this whole gyno thing-everything has always said that if you control the estrogen, progesterone won't be a problem as estrogen acts as the antagonist.
And you said that the letro did nothing to your progesterone levels when you got it tested.
Did you have high progesterone or prolactin levels when you got it tested originally while you were on the letro?
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Well done Mr. Pumper. I really hope the reduction sticks post therapy! Fingers crossed...
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It has nothing to do with progesterone (well about as much to do with progesterone as to do with testosterone). If the bromo- letro- combo helps then that implicates estrogen and prolactin. Where do you see the progesterone?
Well done Mr. Pumper. I really hope the reduction sticks post therapy! Fingers crossed...
High levels of progesterone cause gyno-nor tests such as tren are progestins (synthetic progesterone) and have a high binding affinity for the progesterone receptor. This is implicated in gyno.
www.bodybuildingweb.net/blog/progesterone-gyno/
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What I'm asking is what led you to believe his gyno was caused by progesterone when he treated it successfully with drugs that lower estrogen and prolactin? I don't see the link to your diagnosing progesterone as the problem...
I'm not saying it is progesterone, I would have thought that it wouldn't be progesterone related as he didn't use a nor test, nor prolactin related. I would have thought it was purely an estrogen problem as there were no progestins involved.
But since the bromo helped there must be a prolactin issue from an unknown source.
Progesterone is closely linked and a culprit of gyno/male breast development, I would like to know if these levels were tested as well.
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Great news Pump.
But is strange-this means it was gyno induced from progesterone, and you weren't even running nor test when you got the gyno.
See that comment up there :bounce that's the one I was on about bro.
Prolactin can be elevated by any number of things and has very little to do with progesterone or progestins. Simple horomone imbalances in the normal range can elevate prolactin. Commonly, the low testosterone post cycle creates just such and imbalance that traditionally raises prolactin.
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Yohimbe wrote:
Great news Pump.
But is strange-this means it was gyno induced from progesterone, and you weren't even running nor test when you got the gyno.
See that comment up there :bounce that's the one I was on about bro.
Prolactin can be elevated by any number of things and has very little to do with progesterone or progestins. Simple horomone imbalances in the normal range can elevate prolactin. Commonly, the low testosterone post cycle creates just such and imbalance that traditionally raises prolactin.
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Now I reread it, I see what you mean, my bad :blush:
I was always under the impression prolactin wasn't such a major contributor to gyno, more estrogen and progesterone, and prolactin was more to do with milk secretions.
Is it a good idea to rum bromo during pct regardless of the type of cycle?
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