alright, for the last year and a half my nipples can lactate, ive cycled on and off using anti-estrogens all the time giving myself long off periods. even now after 6 months there still like that. whats up with this?
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alright, for the last year and a half my nipples can lactate, ive cycled on and off using anti-estrogens all the time giving myself long off periods. even now after 6 months there still like that. whats up with this?
not sure but here's a bump.
-H
isn't that one of the symptoms of gyno???
cool...sell it for those who need a stqand in mother!!:D
seriously, I would say you estrogen is at an all time high. I can't remember the name of the hormone theat is released but right after a woman has a baby, there is a hormone that is released at the same time telling her system is it time to lactate..
I would get to a doc or a gyno soon before you deliver!!:D
ive heard it was from high levels of progesterone (sp)
from rise in estrogen? or horomone changes. so, anti-estrogens can stop estrogen but not progesterone (sp)
may have tiny lump, felt it for a long time but doesnt get bigger.
I believe winny helps combat progesterone!Quote:
Originally Posted by Iron horse
gyno is deffiently setting in. you need to deffiently see of a doc or somethign man.
lactating nipples is a side effect you get from prolactin induced gyno from fina/tren or deca...i know ive read about this 1000 times but i dont wnat to give ****y advise...Pheendo knows alot about this stuff, maybe he can fill in...
I cant afford bromo, vitamins sound good....
no gyno has occured and its been a while. should i take nolva again? prog actualy lead to gyno? i think there was a big dispute.
I had lactation occur when I used tren, but it has stopped for the most part now. I can get a speck to come out if really tweak my titties, but the lump has finally gone away. I have no idea how it went away, but it was after my use of var. Nolva and ldex did nothing for my lump. Go figure. From my understanding of lactation, it is from prolactin buildup so bromo or b6 should alleviate the problem. Bump for Pheedno.
def agree mate...Quote:
Originally Posted by ColdStone
i have been lactating aswell....
i took 80 mgs nolva and 800mgs B6....
i also started taking vitex but couldnt stomach the **** so i threw it out....
i have stopped lactating but i always watch them incase i start again...im in the middle to end of my cycle....
good luck bro
bump for more input!
With B6, is there a specific amount to injest daily to quantify results?
Take daily?
During/after cycle?
Now I'm nervous about my Tren! lol. I did 2 cycles in the past and didn't lactate, now I'm thinking 3rd time might NOT be a charm! lol.
-HB
bro..."you cant afford bromo"" i think you cant "not" afford it...it really isnt that expensive,and it is easy to get....goodluck cuzQuote:
Originally Posted by Iron horse
And I believe that winstrol combats progestagen and not progesteron... Might be wrong though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mallet
go see a doc bro.
Some misinformation here
1. Bromo and B6 do not help with progesterone, the reduce prolactin
2. Lactation is not from progesterone directly(even though the PR is a prolactin agonist), it's from elevated prolactin levels
3. Winny binds to the PR, but it's affinity is not known, and it's proven in expereince not to be an effective prevention of progesterone build up
Get on some B6 as some of the others stated. Start at 200mg a day and work up to 300mg 2x a day. Continue untill lactation stops, and then run a 200mg maintenance dose for 4wks.
Iron Horse- Choose a better thread title next time. i tend to skip over threads which aren't directly refrenced in the title towards the topic
you have been given some solid advice. Personally, I would still see a doc. it's not that the other bro's arent correct, just my .02
It appears that you may be a woman.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iron horse
just kidding.
I would see a doc and get your gyno removed.. you need active breast tissue (gyno) in order to lactate.. down the line it's a better option than anything else, which is basically just masking the symptoms of your problem.