Steroid123
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When using raloxifene for gyno reversal, will it totally wipe out all my estrogen and affect my gains in my cycle coming up
No its a serm. Read up on things...
Ralox will not lower ur estrogen .. An AI will.
If you are speaking about IGF getting lowered, then frankly I guess that this factor is nothing to worry about
Will Ralox work on gyno that is also from prolactin? (Lactating)
You plan of attack for gyno doesnt change. There is no "prolactin gyno". You take the ralox to treat the gyno. If you want to treat the lactation/prl issue you do it separately with a dopamine agonist like prami.
You plan of attack for gyno doesnt change. There is no "prolactin gyno". You take the ralox to treat the gyno. If you want to treat the lactation/prl issue you do it separately with a dopamine agonist like prami.
Gyno is estrogen related. Again, read up on things...
and there's studies showing it increases prolactin by a lot and gives gyno.
Yes steroid gyno is but I have gyno from when I was a child I was perceived risperdal and got very bad gyno ever since (I was on it for probuly 2 years) and there's studies showing it increases prolactin by a lot and gives gyno. So what I was asking was would it work on this gyno
The thing is this. Even as a child, had your prl increaed (which you are correct on risperdal it does) was your estrogen not elevated or was your androgen/estrogen ratio not out of wack - you never would have gotten gyno.
Your treatment now is the same - raloxifene.
I didnt say risperdal increases estrogen. I said either your androgen estrogen ratio was out of whack or your estrogen was elevated, otherwise you would not have gotten gyno. The prl increase is not the source of gyno, contributing factor possibly but not the source, not where you look to prevent gyno, and not where you look to treat gyno.So risperdal also increases estrogen? I thought I read it harms estrogens and testosterone levels. I don't think my nips where milky back then they just recently got milky from tren
I didnt say risperdal increases estrogen. I said either your androgen estrogen ratio was out of whack or your estrogen was elevated, otherwise you would not have gotten gyno. The prl increase is not the source of gyno, contributing factor possibly but not the source, not where you look to prevent gyno, and not where you look to treat gyno.