went to specialist about gyno. prolactin levels sky high! Need Help!!

[panerai]

So, you have no gyno, relax. Get some bromocriptine, it will reduce your prolactin level.

 

[busdriver1]

no, i do have gyno. when my nip isnt erect you can see it. i dont give a dang if those doctors cant find any lumps. when this shit first hit, i had a cone shaped tit and almost went bra shopping. I took winny, nolva, and arimidex and got it down but the nip is still a little puffy and i cant stand it.

 

[panerai]

What is your bf?

 

[roblopez]

Where can you get chasteberry or bromocryptine?

 

[busdriver1]

I am probably at 9% BF now. when I got the puffy nipple I was about 5 %.

 

[HUCKLEBERRY FINNaplex]

I may be mistaken,but I believe prolactin actually influences LACTATION,meaning it increases fluid build-up and secretion in the mammary/nipple regions...

 

[B182]

Re: Re: ah, I do not think so!

Well, since it is a derivative of 19-Nortest, just like deca, it very well can attach to and stimulate progesterone receptors.

While it has high affinity for progesterone receptors, there isn't any (scientific, peer reviewed) evidence I've seen that it mediates any activity at the receptor site; binding to the site does not necessarily mean it will activate the site. Clomid and nolva bind to estrogen receptors but do not mediate activity, same deal with onapristone and progesterone receptors.

 

[Fonz]

LOL@ your doctor.

The only med that can help you is Bromocriptine at 2.5-5mgs/day.
It is used in female patients with cancers involving the pituitary
gland that produce MASSIVE levels of prolactin.

It doesn't sound like you get hyper-prolactinaemia though.
If you've had a "whitish" discharge from your nipples then
THATS hyper-prolactinaemia.(Prolactin is the hormone
responsible for producing mothers milk)

And Tren has a NEGLIGIBLE effect on the PR's. You'd
have to be HYPER-sensitive to 19-Nortest compounds to get
gyno of Tren.

Fonz

 

[jboldman]

Re: Re: ah, I do not think so!

I disagree, very small changes in chemical structure can affect recpetor binding properties. I have seen no progestenic sides relative to ta use.

Well, since it is a derivative of 19-Nortest, just like deca, it very well can attach to and stimulate progesterone receptors.