
Originally Posted by
Atomini
Jay, are your nipples discharging any fluid? Especially when squeezed? If they are, then that is a 100% surefire sign that it is prolactin-induced gyno.
Either way, you will need to run some sort of prolactin antagonist when running tren (cabergoline, parmiprexole, bromocriptine - take your pick). These will reduce and stop the secretion of prolactin in your brain, which is signalled by the progestogenic activity of the tren. If the gyno feels 'weird' and different than your typical Estrogen-induced gyno, then it likely is prolactin related. Aromatase inhibitors such as aromasin and letro will do nothing to reduce prolactin levels in the body, though they will assist in downregulation of the prolactin receptor on breast tissue (it won't reduce prolactin levels in the body though).