Progestin Gyno??

[reddragon4954]

I am taking tren and want to make sure I dont get prog. gyno. I am taking .50mg ed of letro and 150mg ed of Proviron. I am also taking 100mg ed of b6.

MY QUESTION: Is it true that if yout estrogen is really low you can't get progestin gyno, b/c w/o extra estrogen progestin can't work right??

[reddragon4954]

bump

[Dude-Man]

Without estrogen in your system, progestins and prolactin aren't going to do much in the way of causing breast growth. How is the proviron doing as far as keeping your sex drive up on that much letro? Especially without testosterone?

[hosam4ever]

how much trebn r u taking man

[reddragon4954]

Im taking 75mg of tren ace ed. Proviron kicks butt, first time using this and man I get wood all the time can recover really fast, its crazy

[fLgAtOr]

I am taking tren and want to make sure I dont get prog. gyno. I am taking .50mg ed of letro and 150mg ed of Proviron. I am also taking 100mg ed of b6.

MY QUESTION: Is it true that if yout estrogen is really low you can't get progestin gyno, b/c w/o extra estrogen progestin can't work right??

Nothing is ever definite. But yes, you're on the right track.

[jagdpanther]

The quote below is from the article at the link. Follow the link if you are really interested as it is a great read.

Estrogen, acting through its ER a receptor, promotes duct growth, while progesterone, also acting through its receptor (PR), supports alveolar development (18). This is demonstrated by experiments in ER knockout mice, which display grossly impaired ductal development, whereas PR knockout mice possess significant ductal development, but lack alveolar differentiation (31, 7).
Although estrogens and progestogens are vital to mammary growth, they are ineffective in the absence of anterior pituitary hormones (15). Thus, neither estrogen alone nor estrogen plus progesterone can sustain breast development without other mediators, such as GH and IGF-1,

http://www.endotext.org/male/male14/male14.doc

It does seem to be possible for there to be ductal development in the absense of estrogen. So I'd say No to your question, you still are at risk of gyno without estrogen.

jagdpanther

[BG]

Do a search, bajanbastard has answered this time and time again.