Gyno Cure - Progesterone?

[sparetire]

Well, after my blood tests came back, a while ago, it showed that all of my levels were fine, except my Progesterone. I would think when you get gyno, and get it bad, the levels of certain hormones would be extremely high or some suppressed like test, but not progesterone? My doc gave me a script at a compounding pharmacy for Progesterone. When I ran Tren about 5 months back, which gave me gyno, it reduced my progesterone to like .2 and my doc said that's the reason why I had gyno from the tren.

From my understanding, I thought tren induced gyno increased your prolactin levels, in which, it caused gyno. Also, test produces more progesterone which gives you gyno right?

I actually ran a short 5 week cycle of test after I stopped treatment 3 months later to see if test could have been the culprate. I figured, if it makes my gyno worse, who cares cuz i'm having surgery for it, but my gyno stayed the same and actually got a tiny bit smaller right before my surgery last week. Of course, i'll never run tren again, but that made me wonder, should I keep a tube of progesterone cream on hand just in case? or just use the usual anti-a's when running future cycles, cuz i'm def. scared of getting now - especially after having this surgery and going through all the pain of it. ( future cycles will only include eq, tbol, test (low dosages under 400 a week). I never did use the progesterone cream since at that time I was so close to having surgery, I didn't think it was necessary to fill it up..

 

[big_boy_1]

It seems like a rebound effect to me. Or at least its the only logical answer

Tren is the strongest progestagen off all steroids.

So when your body "senses" a high level of progestagens (tren) is slows natural progesterone production. When you discontinue tren, very little natural progestrone is left, but gyno has developed.

 

[macrophage69alpha]

supplementation of low dose progesterone might help in the post cycle or post use time after tren and nandrolone because of suppression of natural progesterone. This is still a "new" area, so its a lot of guess work.

progesterone regulates estrogen. Now when you have no progesterone, there is this little unfortunate effects of receptor cross binding, that right estrogen binds the to PgR. Or even in the absence of that the lack of progesterone means that progesterone is not exerting it regulating effects on E and the ER.

 

[bigrand]

Both are involved in gyno, it seems that estrogen needs prog to cause gyno formation.....at least from what ive read.