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    Two4the$$ is offline Senior Member
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    DHT affects on Prostate Vs Masterone affects...

    So, I think I have BPH. I'm going to start using avodart to hopefully shrink it... but I also enjoy using masteron .

    Does anyone know if the objective of reverting BPH would NECESSARILY mean no using DHT's? Of COURSE it would be a logical ASSUMPTION that I shouldn't. But, deca for instance converts to a Pr-analoge that has only a 30% or so affinity for the Pr-Receptor in breast tissue. Maybe exogenous DHT's have less affinity for the prostate, or lower relative binding affinity, or something. Lots of possibilities in the body...

    If you have an opinion... definitely include a reference for it, or have a credential that makes your "assumption" more than just what I obviously know that prompts the question in the first place.

    Also, I think I had BPH BEFORE ever doing my first cycle... and also think it HASN'T changed from the cycling I've done. Thus... exogenous appears to have less effect on my prostate than endogenous...

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    bumpity

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    BPH at 33 ? What makes you think your prostate is enlarged ? Have you had an exam ? Symptoms ?

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    frequent urination, decreased stream, smaller volume during urination. I don't know what else it could be...

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    What is your PSA level...

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    Two4the$$ is offline Senior Member
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    PSA? I haven't had a blood test in which that was NOTED as elevated... but I could specifically get tested for this... I was just assuming that was the issue. Perhaps that's the first thing I should become certain of... via medical tests... In the mean time however, what is PSA and what does it signify in this context?

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    PSA stands for Prostate Specific Antigen. It is a test they use that can indicate Prostate Cancer. I think you need to go to a Dr and get them to examine you before you presume to have anything such as BPH.

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    thanks for the advice... I'd read on wikipedia and other various sites... I just couldn't think of anything else that would be more fitting that BPH for the symptoms...

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