Urgent help needed: high prolactin??

**Riggs** · 02-18-2021, 06:54 AM

Originally Posted by Konstant1234

Hi Riggs, so I think I’m getting symptoms of high estrogen, I mean my estro was already high but I feel like my sex drive has gone down. I’m assuming this is because I’ve been taking my injections for 1week now and due to me having fair amount of fat and aromatase, there is more aromatization happening from exogenous test..

im thinking of running the same protocol as you said for about 2-3 weeks to bring estro little down and as my exogenous test will also come up in that time hence perhaps getting that 20:1 ratio, also I’m doing fasted cardio every morning so next 3 weeks I’ll drop some fat so hopefully reducing that adipose tissue aromatase that i have.

my question is after 3 weekS, I’ll take a blood test and all goes well let’s say I get a good ration of estro to test. Can I just go off AI completely or tapper off? Also will the aromatase enzyme shoot back up when I stop taking AI? My theory is that 3-4 weeks time I’ll be a lot more fitter and will have less fat anyways so there will be less aromatise enzyme all together..also my test e dosage is only 350mg/week

Thing is if it were me I'd stay the course with the Test 350 a week, not make any adjustments, keeping a highly detailed journal, until after the next bloods. That's the only way to see how you're responding to the new Test protocol...is to do bloods w/out ancillaries.

It's a marathon not a race and IMO if you try and skip steps in the learning process it's like trying to skip 8th grade Algebra and go to 9th grade. It's an accumulative learning process. Miss or skip a step and you'll cripple yourself. Once you've introduced a new protocol, then decide to make additional changes before bloodwork, that original response is left undocumented or tested.

Especially since ur planning bloods in only 3 weeks. Even if my libido was completely gone I could last 3 weeks to ensure I had a proper idea of what was causing it and how I was responding to the new Test 350 a week protocol.

Pick a protocol, log every detail, see it thru, run bloods, and make adjustments then and only then. Once you've picked a new and adjusted protocol, log every detail, see it thru, run bloods, then make adjustments if necessary......Repeat this each time and you are seriously increasing your odds of success. Having years of properly timed bloods and highly detailed journals/logs could be the very thing that puts you in the category of individuals who reach their goals while others spend their time spinning thier wheels & playing the guessing game with their body.

I'm not one for making too many adjustments especially only one week in on a new protocol unless it's urgent.

If you still would like to add Adex, Caber or make any other changes just let me know and I'll still do my best to help. I may not agree but it doesn't mean I'm gonna abandon a process I'm already invested in.

What symptoms are you experiencing bud?

**Konstant1234** · 02-18-2021, 12:29 PM

Originally Posted by Riggs

Thing is if it were me I'd stay the course with the Test 350 a week, not make any adjustments, keeping a highly detailed journal, until after the next bloods. That's the only way to see how you're responding to the new Test protocol...is to do bloods w/out ancillaries.

It's a marathon not a race and IMO if you try and skip steps in the learning process it's like trying to skip 8th grade Algebra and go to 9th grade. It's an accumulative learning process. Miss or skip a step and you'll cripple yourself. Once you've introduced a new protocol, then decide to make additional changes before bloodwork, that original response is left undocumented or tested.

Especially since ur planning bloods in only 3 weeks. Even if my libido was completely gone I could last 3 weeks to ensure I had a proper idea of what was causing it and how I was responding to the new Test 350 a week protocol.

Pick a protocol, log every detail, see it thru, run bloods, and make adjustments then and only then. Once you've picked a new and adjusted protocol, log every detail, see it thru, run bloods, then make adjustments if necessary......Repeat this each time and you are seriously increasing your odds of success. Having years of properly timed bloods and highly detailed journals/logs could be the very thing that puts you in the category of individuals who reach their goals while others spend their time spinning thier wheels & playing the guessing game with their body.

I'm not one for making too many adjustments especially only one week in on a new protocol unless it's urgent.

If you still would like to add Adex, Caber or make any other changes just let me know and I'll still do my best to help. I may not agree but it doesn't mean I'm gonna abandon a process I'm already invested in.

What symptoms are you experiencing bud?

Thanks for your honest response mate. I do feel like very mixed minded about adding in the AI. Symptoms I’m experiencing are just weak morning woods and overall not feeling very sexual in general. Just to prove that my sex drive is not completely diminished, I did get off a few days ago and definitely don’t have trouble getting erections when stimulated...it is possible that my minds just fucking me since I got my blood with the high E2.

I have some gyno from 1.5yrs ago from my last cycle, very unnoticeable and little so I’m thinking of running a nolva protocol when I get my hands on nolva in about 2 weeks just to reverse it ( I think it’s possible?) just so I have a pure baseline for my body

Think I’ll stick to your advice unless I get some extreme symtops, I’m doing my masters and my semesters starting in a few days so I can’t really afford to be be feeling too lethargic

**Bullseye Forever** · 02-18-2021, 01:45 PM

Originally Posted by Konstant1234

Thanks for your honest response mate. I do feel like very mixed minded about adding in the AI. Symptoms I’m experiencing are just weak morning woods and overall not feeling very sexual in general. Just to prove that my sex drive is not completely diminished, I did get off a few days ago and definitely don’t have trouble getting erections when stimulated...it is possible that my minds just fucking me since I got my blood with the high E2.

I have some gyno from 1.5yrs ago from my last cycle, very unnoticeable and little so I’m thinking of running a nolva protocol when I get my hands on nolva in about 2 weeks just to reverse it ( I think it’s possible?) just so I have a pure baseline for my body

Think I’ll stick to your advice unless I get some extreme symtops, I’m doing my masters and my semesters starting in a few days so I can’t really afford to be be feeling too lethargic

Having high prolactin and high estrogen due to AAS cycles are a killer to your sex life man they suck i hope all goes well man for sure

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**Konstant1234** · 02-18-2021, 05:48 PM

Originally Posted by Bullseye Forever

Having high prolactin and high estrogen due to AAS cycles are a killer to your sex life man they suck i hope all goes well man for sure

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thanks mate, ask me again in 2 weeks when my test is sky rocketing haha hopefully it’s gonna be alright

**Riggs** · 02-18-2021, 07:47 PM

Originally Posted by Konstant1234

Thanks for your honest response mate. I do feel like very mixed minded about adding in the AI. Symptoms I’m experiencing are just weak morning woods and overall not feeling very sexual in general. Just to prove that my sex drive is not completely diminished, I did get off a few days ago and definitely don’t have trouble getting erections when stimulated...it is possible that my minds just fucking me since I got my blood with the high E2.

I have some gyno from 1.5yrs ago from my last cycle, very unnoticeable and little so I’m thinking of running a nolva protocol when I get my hands on nolva in about 2 weeks just to reverse it ( I think it’s possible?) just so I have a pure baseline for my body

Think I’ll stick to your advice unless I get some extreme symtops, I’m doing my masters and my semesters starting in a few days so I can’t really afford to be be feeling too lethargic

Yahh based on this response I'd stay the course and lets see what your bloods tell us in 3ish weeks. I'd hate to see you miss the opportunity to have bloods on just the Test E 350 a week & nothing else. It's a good opportunity IMO. Don't let it pass....