erection problems and bloods

brooman

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i am reposting this shorter because know one will seem to help me.

so just over 4 months finished my test cycle and have got my blood results back. I have problems getting spontaneous erections and morning erections. Did my pct fail or am i still recovering? i noticed my fsh levels are low and my prolactin is quite high? should i run another pct? what can i do to get back to normal?

need help i am really worried :(

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i am reposting this shorter because know one will seem to help me.

so just over 4 months finished my test cycle and have got my blood results back. I have problems getting spontaneous erections and morning erections. Did my pct fail or am i still recovering? i noticed my fsh levels are low and my prolactin is quite high? should i run another pct? what can i do to get back to normal?

need help i am really worried :(

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Post your baseline blood work for answers to your questions.
 
Yes post your pre-work blood results if you have them. If not, or if they are higher in terms of LH/FSH which I assume they would be, get some toremifene and run that as a second PCT.
 
Interesting that test is in normal range..I guess thats why pre cycle results are important

There is a major difference between someone at 250ng/dl and someone at 950ng/dl... Both are deemed "normal". The ranges are out of whack and this is widely accepted by anyone with half a brain. His levels are not optimal, which should be proved via pre-cycle bloodwork.
 
unfortunately i do not have pre cycle blood work :( i did notice my fsh level is in normal 1.5 although 1.4 is the out of range. obviously at the lower range, and also my prolactin is quite high, anyone any advise on this?
 
1) Vitamin B6
2) Vitamin E
3) SAM-e


1) Ginseng extract
2) Maca powder
3) Ashwagandha
4) Mucuna pruriens
5) Zinc
6) Ginkgo Biloba

Try the first three together and if it doesnt work add in some od the secondary and see how it works out for you. They r natural prolactin inhibitors.
 
yes i am 4 months on and having trouble with erections my prolactin is at the higher end of the scale

Since your natty right now go about it in a natty type of resolution. Everything that I have read caber is only supposed to be used while on cycle for what your experiencing.
 
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ok the only thing someone has suggested is pct of toremefine? anyone any other advise? is this what i need to do? what about clomid or nolva?
 
ok the only thing someone has suggested is pct of toremefine? anyone any other advise? is this what i need to do? what about clomid or nolva?

Well you don't have pre-cycle bloods so we don't know your baseline but I think it would be petty safe to assume you are still suppressed to some point. Torem IMO is superior to Clomid/Nolva (they work, but torem is stronger and less sides reported) so I would give that a shot and take it from there.
 
ok the only thing someone has suggested is pct of toremefine? anyone any other advise? is this what i need to do? what about clomid or nolva?

Well you don't have pre-cycle bloods so we don't know your baseline but I think it would be petty safe to assume you are still suppressed to some point. Torem IMO is superior to Clomid/Nolva (they work, but torem is stronger and less sides reported) so I would give that a shot and take it from there.
 
Your brain isn't telling your testes to make more testosterone. So maybe you don't have primary but secondary hypogonadism. Prolactin will suppress libido and make you feel let's just say not so good. Dopamine and prolactin balance each other out. Dopamine makes you feel great. I would try a more homeopathic approach like supplements I.E. zinc, b6, etc. before resorting to prami, caber etc. You dont want to rely on such powerful substances long term. If you blast HCG and your testosterone goes up, it means your balls are still functional but your pituitary is not cooperating. It sucks we don't have pre cycle bloods because we can't see where exactly it all went to the shitter. I love zinc, you should try it.
 
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A SERM should trick your body into thinking there is not enough estrogen in the blood, therefore telling the pituitary to release more gonadatropins (LH, FSH) If it still can then it will. These gonadotropins should make your testes produce testosterone.
 
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