Well, there is no such thing as prolactin induced gynecomastia. What does your blood work look like? Can you post results?
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Well, there is no such thing as prolactin induced gynecomastia. What does your blood work look like? Can you post results?
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ok well that's good to hear, read differently on another post somewhere else which was most likely false. I haven't got my blood work done yet I was hoping to self medicate first before going to the doctor. is this a bad idea? either way I plan on getting bloodwork well before a next cycle later on after my issue is resolvedOriginally Posted by austinite
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On cycle, Aromatase inhibitors are your first line of defense for gynecomastia prevention. It's always in your best interest to get blood work. Even if your prolactin was high, or your E2 was high, the actual result allows you to make a more informed decision on dosage and duration. Prolactin is fixed fairly quickly, it might be a good idea to look into Prami as Jimmy mentioned. But again... you use an SSRI so...........
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ok I'll make an appointment for blood work tomorrow. I used liquidex at .25 ed on cycle but stopped when I started PCT clomid and nolva and that's when the gyno appeared.
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