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    Test and deca side effect

    i completed a 10 weeks cycle that test 500mg + deca 500mg per week. after that, i ran hcg and pct. Some side effects have been resolved likes gyno, however that, i find my balls are shrinked but doesn't recover after pct. Also, i recently got deca dick issue but it is not very serious. what can i do likes hcg or pct to recover? or go to see doctor?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elvishk View Post
    i completed a 10 weeks cycle that test 500mg + deca 500mg per week. after that, i ran hcg and pct. Some side effects have been resolved likes gyno, however that, i find my balls are shrinked but doesn't recover after pct. Also, i recently got deca dick issue but it is not very serious. what can i do likes hcg or pct to recover? or go to see doctor?
    You run hcg during your cycle not after. Prolactin is prob high, get some cabergoline. I think a doctor would be wise for bloodwork, a psychiatrist even wiser distended gut fetish, amigo. God bless and good luck elvis.

    Thought you died of slin, you were gone so long.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elvishk View Post
    i completed a 10 weeks cycle that test 500mg + deca 500mg per week. after that, i ran hcg and pct. Some side effects have been resolved likes gyno, however that, i find my balls are shrinked but doesn't recover after pct. Also, i recently got deca dick issue but it is not very serious. what can i do likes hcg or pct to recover? or go to see doctor?
    As above hcg should be run throughout cycle to prevent testicular atrophy. AI should be used with to control e2, if e2 is controlled prolactin should also be good. Deca dick seams to be more prevalent when test is to high.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Obspowerstroke View Post
    You run hcg during your cycle not after. Prolactin is prob high, get some cabergoline. I think a doctor would be wise for bloodwork, a psychiatrist even wiser distended gut fetish, amigo. God bless and good luck elvis.

    Thought you died of slin, you were gone so long.
    I planned to run hcg over the cycle, but found not enought hcg... I have tool AI. i will take some cabergoline first.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elvishk View Post
    I planned to run hcg over the cycle, but found not enought hcg... I have tool AI. i will take some cabergoline first.
    You might get bloodwork done to see if your prolactin is actually high. Cabergoline is wise to keep on hand like AI and hcg.
    Never cycle without hcg is my other advice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Obspowerstroke View Post
    You might get bloodwork done to see if your prolactin is actually high. Cabergoline is wise to keep on hand like AI and hcg.
    Never cycle without hcg is my other advice.
    Prolactin usually gets elevated when estrogen isn't controlled so you need to take both but only blood work will tell you for sure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marcus G View Post
    Prolactin usually gets elevated when estrogen isn't controlled so you need to take both but only blood work will tell you for sure.
    Probably exactly why I got it cycle before last. I tend to skip anastrozol doses for a month sometimes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Obspowerstroke View Post
    Probably exactly why I got it cycle before last. I tend to skip anastrozol doses for a month sometimes.
    That'll definitely play a part in it. I'd like avoid that in future.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marcus G View Post
    That'll definitely play a part in it. I'd like avoid that in future.
    Lol I know man!

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    My prolactin was already elevated out of nowhere even before 19-nors, I took caber for months, quit, and it's still elevated.

    It's like I get it from Test lol. It makes my nipples cry sometimes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Obspowerstroke View Post
    Lol I know man!
    Some issues from endocrine imbalances might reveal themselves in non-suspicious times, just saying.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bizzarro View Post
    My prolactin was already elevated out of nowhere even before 19-nors, I took caber for months, quit, and it's still elevated.

    It's like I get it from Test lol. It makes my nipples cry sometimes.
    How long have you been cycling 19nors?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marcus G View Post
    How long have you been cycling 19nors?
    I made a short run of Tren back in Oct/Nov, had to quit because of elevated liver enzymes, I was taking lot of ibuprofen because of gingival inflammation, apparently progestins can upregulate some cytokines released in the process, I already had a daft tooth and Tren acted like fuel on fire; had to pull it.

    So duh, make sure your teeth and gums are healthy before jumping on 19-nors lol.

    Prolactin was already elevated before the Tren, went on Caber, so I told myself "this might be the right moment" and enjoyed a good run of Tren. It was real fun.

    Eventually I dropped caber and now it's elevated again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bizzarro View Post
    I made a short run of Tren back in Oct/Nov, had to quit because of elevated liver enzymes, I was taking lot of ibuprofen because of gingival inflammation, apparently progestins can upregulate some cytokines released in the process, I already had a daft tooth and Tren acted like fuel on fire; had to pull it.

    So duh, make sure your teeth and gums are healthy before jumping on 19-nors lol.

    Prolactin was already elevated before the Tren, went on Caber, so I told myself "this might be the right moment" and enjoyed a good run of Tren. It was real fun.

    Eventually I dropped caber and now it's elevated again.
    That's unfortunate have you been see doctor about the elevates prolactin? If so what did he say...

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    For future Deca cycle Deca needs too be ran at least 14 weeks to get the best results it's a slow acting ester.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bizzarro View Post
    It makes my nipples cry sometimes.

    Seriously not a mental picture any of us needed.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marcus G View Post

    That's unfortunate have you been see doctor about the elevates prolactin? If so what did he say...
    Well I already had a pituitary MRI done back in 2014 unveiling a small adenoma, but prolactin at the time was normal, hence was regarded as non secreting, non expanding as I had it repeated one year later and obv also checked all of pituitary hormones, no anomaly there. That excluded, an endo would just repute the elevation as idiopathic, actually I want to see one to see if I might get caber prescribed, but it's unlikely he/she will in the absence of a prolactinoma (the Italian in me might make it appear as it is though...).

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    Quote Originally Posted by bizzarro View Post
    Well I already had a pituitary MRI done back in 2014 unveiling a small adenoma, but prolactin at the time was normal, hence was regarded as non secreting, non expanding as I had it repeated one year later and obv also checked all of pituitary hormones, no anomaly there. That excluded, an endo would just repute the elevation as idiopathic, actually I want to see one to see if I might get caber prescribed, but it's unlikely he/she will in the absence of a prolactinoma (the Italian in me might make it appear as it is though...).
    They should refer you to Endo if you present them with elevated prolactin, surely?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marcus G View Post

    They should refer you to Endo if you present them with elevated prolactin, surely?
    Of course GP know nothing about prolactin, especially in males. But again, anything relevant clinically has already been checked out, so it's probably not worth my time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bizzarro View Post
    Of course GP know nothing about prolactin, especially in males. But again, anything relevant clinically has already been checked out, so it's probably not worth my time.
    That sucks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marcus G View Post
    That sucks.
    Well I can get all the caber I'd like from abroad, but I will just let it be for the moment.

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