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what is so wrong with me that requires a specialists attention ? My testosterone result is doubtful because it is a bit too good to be true . Prolactin is a bit high . And that's it ! I don't see why i should see a specialist for such reasons . And just for your info. , I showed my results to a GP . All he said is that everything is within normal ranges . Prolactin is a bit high , but that could be caused by stress . Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
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Jkd100 wrote: I have done a lot of research on high prolactin levels as I've had a similar problem in the past which really became problematic for about a month or so after my Tren A cycle, until I heard about a natural dopamine antagonist which helps lower prolactin and progesterone. Instead of jumping onto Caber or Prami, I ran a supplement with Mucuna Puriens (Standardized to 15% L-Dopa which worked wonders and gave me that feeling of well-being again and my prolactin levels dropped back to the lower end of the spectrum. This is not at all medical advice, just my experience.
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