Prolactin Issues???? HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - Page 2

pudzian2 · 04-19-2008, 04:26 PM

i am using test prop and tren ace right now. I can tell you that my right nipple is a tad sensitive to the squeeze however no discharge. I use p-5-p as high as 200mg per day... I was using 100mg and the soreness was kinda bad, so i increased it to 200mg. it is now steadily becoming normal again. Sometimes when sitting for a period of time I get tingles down my right leg (mostly in the foot-like ones foo t "fallign asleep") I was wondering if this was related to the nerves that b6 can do damage to... but I would be curious as to Dr's input on whether or not p-5-p has the same risks associated with it. I doubt I would take anythign over 200mg per day.

Sfearl- sorry to hear about the discharge man.. I would clear that issue up before possibly making it worse with tren

sfearl1 · 04-20-2008, 02:20 AM

Dinoiii,
wow, so you think it could be THAT serious of a problem?? how do i mention something like this to my doctor? "ummmmmmmmm i was squeezing my nipples the other night because i was reading on an online bodybuilding forum about some other guy having discharge and decided to give it a try??" AWKWARD! also, this will most likely lead to me having 'the discussion' about aas with my doc, which honestly, i would rather pass on but i guess it's inevitable. after reading further into it, and seeing that it could be a pituitary tumor worst case scenario, i am beginning to do my usual hypochondriac habits when i think something could be wrong with me. i feel it would definitely be a good idea to request hormone panels now.

as far as my nip 'area' goes, i don't have any hard/semi-hard bumps, lumps, or anything. i've always had a little bit of soft fat around my nip area since puberty, or at least thats what i've always thought it was. when i was going through puberty, i remembered having small 'hershey kiss' shaped bumps behind my nips which were very tender to the touch. but my gym/health teacher had always told me (and a buddy who claimed he had them) that they were calcium deposits and would go away. now that i think about it it was clearly pubescent gyno.

**NateW** · 04-20-2008, 04:35 AM

Dude when I went in to talk to my doctor the hottest nurse ever took me in there first and I had to explain everything... it was awkward as hell lol

sfearl1 · 04-21-2008, 05:56 PM

doc,
can you please give me a 'checklist' of things i need to ask, request, or tell my doctor this wednesday for my physical?

**Gixxer82** · 04-21-2008, 06:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sfearl1

Dinoiii,
wow, so you think it could be THAT serious of a problem?? how do i mention something like this to my doctor? "ummmmmmmmm i was squeezing my nipples the other night because i was reading on an online bodybuilding forum about some other guy having discharge and decided to give it a try??" AWKWARD! also, this will most likely lead to me having 'the discussion' about aas with my doc, which honestly, i would rather pass on but i guess it's inevitable. after reading further into it, and seeing that it could be a pituitary tumor worst case scenario, i am beginning to do my usual hypochondriac habits when i think something could be wrong with me. i feel it would definitely be a good idea to request hormone panels now.

as far as my nip 'area' goes, i don't have any hard/semi-hard bumps, lumps, or anything. i've always had a little bit of soft fat around my nip area since puberty, or at least thats what i've always thought it was. when i was going through puberty, i remembered having small 'hershey kiss' shaped bumps behind my nips which were very tender to the touch. but my gym/health teacher had always told me (and a buddy who claimed he had them) that they were calcium deposits and would go away. now that i think about it it was clearly pubescent gyno.

"Well, I was doing my daily nipple squeeze and...."

"One day, I decided to give my nips a nice good hard squeeze..."

Right Hook · 04-21-2008, 06:37 PM

Just be honest sfaer. In my experience with Doc's they are for the most part very professional and likely have heard/seen much more embarrassing issues.

sfearl1 · 04-21-2008, 07:12 PM

i'm not a fan of my insurance going up though. heard this could possibly happen if i disclose aas use. i might just say i used an otc "muscle booster" i purchased and was unaware it was "hormonal" until it was too late.

pudzian2 · 04-21-2008, 10:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sfearl1

i'm not a fan of my insurance going up though. heard this could possibly happen if i disclose aas use. i might just say i used an otc "muscle booster" i purchased and was unaware it was "hormonal" until it was too late.

I am lucky to have a solid relationship with my doctor. He is no endocrinologist, however he listens to me and takes me serious. He also provides his professional input and helps me on the prescription end as far as blood work and making things get by insurance. If you trust your doctor, I would just be honest like travis said. I mean dont just say oh yea I use AAS. Tell him your goals, your training, your diet, and WHY you use AAS and how. Prove to him that you have educated yourself about them and are not just "juicing to look good" or whatever the stereotype is nowadays.

**NateW** · 04-26-2008, 05:05 PM

check into environmental estrogens. I know when I drink a shit ton of bottled water that starts happening to my nips. then I stop drinking bottled water. and it goes away. It sucks but I think its something in the plastic. Ive already been to the doc about it.

sfearl1 · 04-26-2008, 06:58 PM

i tried to show my doc and nothing happened so basically i ended up feeling pretty stupid. she told me to come back if it occurs again/gets worse.

i've been looking into the proton pump inhibitors (first prilosec, now aciphex) that might have been the cause of it. upon further inspection i think i've got a mild case of gyno too. could be pseudo gyno. who knows