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JaneyElizabeth

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You need to take bica every day, so it can build up in your system. The AR's need to be flooded. You will have to contain at the end of the week: 350+mg Bica in your body.

As for gyno: I think starting raloxifene within Bica together would be good. But I am not sure if it is bad for the hair...

What about gyno surgery!? Can it be permanent!? What will the chest look like? :(
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franzliszt

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That's interesting, i'm not familiar with your medication. How long have you been on it?
I've since changed my regimen, but I was on zoladex for 3 months. It was waaay overkill considering estrogen already suppresses LH. At the moment I'm on 75mg bica, 1mg finasteride and estogen injections.
 

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I've since changed my regimen, but I was on zoladex for 3 months. It was waaay overkill considering estrogen already suppresses LH. At the moment I'm on 75mg bica, 1mg finasteride and estogen injections.
How's hair going? Lol
 

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Wait what, could you rephrase that?! Lol
Gynecomastia can be true and false. The true one is breast enlargement. It is removed during surgery. False is what we call boobs: fat. Gynecomastia begins with the growing gland. Then fat grows around the gland. Our job is to remove the gland before fat begins to accumulate. Otherwise, you will have to not only remove the gland, but also do liposuction

Perhaps I'm wrong about something, I need a consultation with a mammologist, or study it better
 

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Gynecomastia can be true and false. The true one is breast enlargement. It is removed during surgery. False is what we call boobs: fat. Gynecomastia begins with the growing gland. Then fat grows around the gland. Our job is to remove the gland before fat begins to accumulate. Otherwise, you will have to not only remove the gland, but also do liposuction

Perhaps I'm wrong about something, I need a consultation with a mammologist, or study it better
And what's your best bet to deal with gyno while on bica!? Because you take a gyno-inducing medication... gyno could occur after surgery
 

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E enlarges your breasts. Surgery can remove them completely. The breast cannot grow after such an operation, it is impossible.
How will your breast look like? I am not well studied about the breast topic. Plastic surgeons are kinda weird via messages...
 

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This was interesting although depressing. So basically for some of us there’s just nothing we can do currently, literally nothing. No amount of AA or estrogen can help if you have a DHEA-S problem.

I didn’t realize enzalutamide addressed this pathway, that’s certainly of interest.
And I have that problem. I have too many adrenal androgens. My DHEA-S levels are about 671 ng/dl, while the norm for my age is 35-569 ng/dl.

My T is very low; 317 ng/dl

E2: 28 pg/ml

Sadly got no DHT tested.

PSA: 0,56 ng/ml


But yeah I am fucked. I have too many adrenal androgens and I don't know how to combat them. Oof, any ideas? Are there any DHEA-S blockers? Lmao
 

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And I have that problem. I have too many adrenal androgens. My DHEA-S levels are about 671 ng/dl, while the norm for my age is 35-569 ng/dl.

My T is very low; 317 ng/dl

E2: 28 pg/ml

Sadly got no DHT tested.

PSA: 0,56 ng/ml


But yeah I am fucked. I have too many adrenal androgens and I don't know how to combat them. Oof, any ideas? Are there any DHEA-S blockers? Lmao
Abiraterone acetate addresses DHEA, whereas enzalutamide just has a strong binding affinity, while preventing translocation of the AR from the cytoplasm to the nucleus.
 
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