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    Prolactin

    So after doing a bunch of reading I figured maybe my prolactin is raised.

    What else could explain my diminished libido. if my test levels are >1,500ng/dL?


    do any serms help with Prolactin? i have Tore and Nolva on the way, but if my problem is prolactin then they wouldnt help.....?

    Im thinking this because ive ran 3 pcts with nolva, clomid

    and i ran hcg on my test e cycle of 10 weeks and still no libido even when off the SERMS for a month

    Is prolactin typically an issue coming of test? what about hdrol?

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    libido is primarily test based. What other evidence do you have?
    any ED?

    and controlling estrogen is the best way to control prolactin.

    are you on cycle?

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    You are only 22 why are you cycling.Tren can really mess you up.But I see you know that.

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    Prolactin is most easily lowered with a dopamine agonist (since this will directly target the issue without throwing off other hormones and causing sides from that).
    Progesterone is much trickier, since it is estrogen-mediated and only the abortion pill directly blocks it (but that's not a realistic ancillary).
    Yeah, keeping estrogen in check certainly helps avoid Pgr issues, but once they begin, they can be REAL hard to stop.

    OP, there are tons of reasons why you have ED. Prolactin is not the most likely unless you're spouting milk from your nipples.
    Last edited by Bonaparte; 07-28-2011 at 10:50 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by songdog View Post
    You are only 22 why are you cycling.Tren can really mess you up.But I see you know that.
    well for starters in not on tren

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte View Post
    Prolactin is most easily lowered with a dopamine agonist (since this will directly target the issue without throwing off other hormones and causing sides from that).
    Progesterone is much trickier, since it is estrogen-mediated and only the abortion pill directly blocks it (but that's not a realistic ancillary).
    Yeah, keeping estrogen in check certainly helps avoid Pgr issues, but once they begin, they can be REAL hard to stop.

    OP, there are tons of reasons why you have ED. Prolactin is not the most likely unless you're spouting milk from your nipples.
    SO what other blood work should I get done? estrogen? Prolactin, LH? FSH?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DAAS View Post
    SO what other blood work should I get done? estrogen? Prolactin, LH? FSH?
    Those 4 would be a good start. But you really just need to take a minumum of 6 weeks off of everything and then get the most complete blood panel possible.
    With the SERMs in there messing with all your numbers (and Nolva can cause temporary ED on its own), there is no way to tell.

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    Quote Originally Posted by juiceplease View Post
    Wow... My point exactlly you know not a damn thing about using Supps/Roids and you call me a Parrot have fun with your bitch tits F**king idiot
    Thats enough of that, there is a strict no flame policy on this board please follow the board rules...
    Do not ask me for a source check.






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    Quote Originally Posted by juiceplease View Post
    my bad im just really sic of this guy.... throwing around info claiming he knows whats up and then contradict himself and being hypocritical wont happen again
    I called you a parrot and you exploded into internet roid rage. Then continued to argue with vets claiming they know nothing, and I Im not even close to having bitch tits.

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