anti-e for a female not on gear

[DocHoliday]

Ok,

In all seriousness this question, as silly as it may sound, is not a joke.

A female friend of mine is wondering how an anti-estrogen would affect her water retention from birth control. She has put on 20lbs of water weight, and I mentioned that anti-estrogens are used in people who use gear to combat water retention. So we’re curious would be it be unwise for her to take let’s say 10mg a day of Nolvadex?

She’s not a fat arse, and she does work out. She recently hurt her knee playing soccer, so her cardio exercise is now very limited.

Thanks in advance guys.

[sin]

birth control pills are generally mixtures of estrogen and progesterone. adding an anti estrogen would probably render the pill useless, and cause pretty extreme hormonal fluxuations.

[Dude-Man]

adding an anti e would basically make her body think it was in menopause.. not a good thing.

[sin]

adding an anti e would basically make her body think it was in menopause.. not a good thing.

only in a really high dose. women are perscribed low doses of anti estrogens on occasion for things like nipple sensitivity.

[DocHoliday]

Cool, thanks.

She’s a nut job anyway, don’t want her all hormonal. She’d be like my ex.

Doc