need help

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815_4_life

New member

• Mar 30, 2005

• #1

has anyone ever had a slight clear liquid discharge from their nipples before? its too early for gyno, but just asking. it usually just shows up after tanning.

thanks bros.

 

irishpride

MuscleChemistry Registered Member

• Mar 30, 2005

• #2

your lactating? thats not a good sign..sounds like gyno..what are you on etc

 

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pumpnposena

New member

• Mar 30, 2005

• #3

YOUR LACTATING GUY! NEED TO GET ON SOME NOLVADEX OR ARIMIDEX ASAP!!!! P.S. NEVER TOO LATE FOR GYNO, ALWAYS HAVE SOME ANTI-AROMATASE AROUND AS AN INSURANCE POLICY SO YOU DONT REGRET IT IN THE LONG RUN.

 

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815_4_life

New member

• Mar 30, 2005

• #4

hey thanks bros,
i actually ran to my brother in law whose a physcian and i dont need to say anything but he knows whats goin on. my nipple got split from tanning, and its acting like a blister thats why i get the clear discharge. told me it was not gyno. so im good now.

thanks.

ps: im running trenbolone sustanon, test e, and finishing with winstrol.

 

MdTNT

MuscleChemistry Registered Member

• May 4, 2005

• #5

i've never heard of a nipple splitting from tanning bro, but glad to hear it isn't gyno....good luck

 

Crazymank

MuscleChemistry Registered Member

• May 5, 2005

• #6

dude, you need some anti-e. MC offers it supper cheap, its worth the insurance.

 

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saudades

Guest

• May 5, 2005

• #7

Yeah, it still sounds pretty strange for a nipple to split from tanning. I'd be using an anti-e for sure just to be safe.

 

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815_4_life

New member

• May 9, 2005

• #8

it was blistering like a bitch but triple antibacteria creme healed them up, but since ive been takin anti-e's. Thanks bros. my skin just cant take too much tanning, i got the same blistering above my lip too from it.

 

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saudades

Guest

• May 9, 2005

• #9

Pretty sensitive skin. Maybe you were in the tanning booth too long.

 

brew

New member

• May 9, 2005

• #10

just to clear something up.......it was suggested that you get armidex or nolvdex to stop lactation..........someone correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't lactation prolactin/progesterone induced? Therefore nolvadex or armidex or fem for that matter won't help since they work on estrogen and the aromatse enzyme. If your lactating bromo/mega doses of b6 are the way to go. I mean nolv ect may eventually help since the levels of the two are directly related, but the quick route to solving the problem is to target the progesterone.