Estrogen/prolactin help

[TXSS13]

Just seeing if you guys have any advice. Tomorrow I’m going to try and find a Dr. to maybe see me quick.

I am currently 9 weeks into a Test E Tren E cycle and am experiencing worse nipple swelling and pain than I have ever had. This is my 8th-10th run with these compounds together and I’ve never had problems like this. I know that I am sensitive to sides so I always run this cycle with Caber and Aromasin. I’m not running higher doses than in the past.

Everything was amazing up until 2 weeks ago. Felt super strong and performed like an adult film star 2-3 times per day. This is normally how I am on Tren. 2 weeks ago everything went to shit. Nipples started burning, itching, and swelling worse than ever before. If I squeezed them then I got leakage. I am also completely zapped of almost all energy. I upped the Caber and Aromasin to everyday and feel like I’m getting nowhere. I’m more exhausted and nipples are just as swollen if not more. I also added in Nolvadex a week ago just to try anything.

Any thoughts or help? Do I drop Tren completely right now and wait for it to clear? Raise or lower Test when I do? I cruise between cycles by the way.

[guns01]

Re: Estrogen/prolactin help

if you are leaking it is def prolactin related for sure. most can get by with caber 2x a week say mon and thurs only so it sounds like you need at least eod but without bloods we are just guessing. if it were not for the leaking it could be estro looping and fucking you up. it could also be that your estro is rock bottomed out and your prolactin is still running high. so many variables to take into account. do a direct med labs request for prolactin and estro and go from there if you dont have a doc you can work with

[TXSS13]

Re: Estrogen/prolactin help

if you are leaking it is def prolactin related for sure. most can get by with caber 2x a week say mon and thurs only so it sounds like you need at least eod but without bloods we are just guessing. if it were not for the leaking it could be estro looping and fucking you up. it could also be that your estro is rock bottomed out and your prolactin is still running high. so many variables to take into account. do a direct med labs request for prolactin and estro and go from there if you dont have a doc you can work with

Thank you for responding. Will the Tren throw off the estrogen test levels? It seems like I’ve heard that happens.

[Yohimbe]

Re: Estrogen/prolactin help

I'm not sure about the tren throwing off the estro levels on the test. But like guns said bro, best route would just be to get your bloods done and go from there. Your prolactin is obviously high, but with all the factors in play here you really need to know what all your levels are to know how to proceed.

[guns01]

Re: Estrogen/prolactin help

Thank you for responding. Will the Tren throw off the estrogen test levels? It seems like I’ve heard that happens.

ok so here is the funny/weird part with tren. tren doesnt convert to estro but it does raise prolactin and prolactin can create a negative feedback loop that raises estrogen. now even if you completely crush your estro you will still see estro related side effects from the increase in prolactin. now from what i have read and seen in personal experiences with clients is that you get far less issues when you run lower or no test when running tren. it will not completely eliminate prolactin side effects but it does lessen then quite a bit and make them far more tolerable with less need for caber etc.... i think that a lot of people see the best success with estro control that comes from the negative feedback loop from prolactin because they normally include mast and or proviron along with it. that surpresses estro mildly but doesnt crush it. again the best bet would be to get bloods with prolactin and full estro panels to see where the issues are actually coming from and then control it that way.

i dont have bad issues from either one but i have the best results with no test when running tren and dosing on a daily basis to prevent peaks and valleys in blood levels.