will Raloxifene affect TRT bloodwork?

[copaseet]

If I start treating my gyno with Raloxifene before my TRT bloodwork? will the bloodwork be affected?

 

[Mprtz]

No, I don't see how it can affect common TRT related tests. I'm on TRT and take it off and on for the same reason.

 

[copaseet]

No, I don't see how it can affect common TRT related tests. I'm on TRT and take it off and on for the same reason.

was it effective at getting rid of your gyno?

 

[A.B]

Ralox will actually increase your testosterone. So its definitely okay to use for pct. first article you google is a scientific study that shows an increase in elderly men

 

[anzel]

The OPs question is will it effect bloodwork, so you want to know if your Dr. will see a change in your standard TRT blood work? Good or bad?

Ralox can raise test so ... then yes
It can raise LH and FSH so yes again
It can lower HDL so yes again , I am sure your Dr checks your lipoids.
It can lower E2 so yes again!

So yes the drug can effect your bloodwork.

 

[Black Beard]

Raloxifene will increase endogenous testosterone and E2 levels secondary to raising LH/FSH.


Ralox actually increases HDL, it is known for having a positive effect on lipids via it's estrogenic effect on the liver.


Ralox is an estrogen at the liver and bone and an anti-estrogen in breast tissue.


But to answer the original question, it should have no significant effect on routine TRT blood work, you might see better HDL/LDL ratio and tighter nips

 

[Black Beard]

was it effective at getting rid of your gyno?

Ralox is the best for shrinking gyno, run it for 12 weeks at 60 mg ED. You will see significant improvement, if not complete resolution.(If your ralox is legit.)

 

[anzel]

Raloxifene will increase endogenous testosterone and E2 levels secondary to raising LH/FSH.


Ralox actually increases HDL, it is known for having a positive effect on lipids via it's estrogenic effect on the liver.


Ralox is an estrogen at the liver and bone and an anti-estrogen in breast tissue.


But to answer the original question, it should have no significant effect on routine TRT blood work, you might see better HDL/LDL ratio and tighter nips

I read studies that ralox raised HDL in women and one where it lowered it in elderly men. I figured for men it lowered it. Ok thanks for schooling me

 

[Black Beard]

I read studies that ralox raised HDL in women and one where it lowered it in elderly men. I figured for men it lowered it. Ok thanks for schooling me

Yeah, the ones i've seen showed favorable effects lipids. My friend(male/ 27 y/o) had a significant increase in his HDL while on raloxifene. I don't recall the exact numbers.

Raloxifene is a great compound. Virtually no sides, and has displayed some neuroprotective properties, improvment in certain areas of cognition.

Nolvadex on the other hand, has some research and evidence as a potentially neurotoxic chemical.

 

[Milton]

good read.