Here’s a story
I started a blast the first week of November. 500mg Test, 400mg primo and 300mg Deca. Nothing new really. I figured I would run the Deca up as I went along and see where that got me. The problem started when I got a couple vials of Ment. I had to go out of town for Thanksgiving so I took it with me. I started the Ment at 150 a week and pretty quickly noticed my nipple was like a hot bruise. I took some arimidex and some caber because I had no clue what I was fighting and scheduled some blood work for mid November. I never made that appointment and still haven’t made it back home. There were times where I convinced myself I had it under control, so I kept running all these compounds and taking the pills. I finished the Ment mid January and thought that would solve my problem but no luck. I never developed any kind of mass behind my nipple, I just went through the rollercoaster of trying to self diagnose estrogen and prolactin. I am back on my TRT dose now, having pulled everything, and I realize I am not a doctor. I should have shipped everything back home and dropped the cycle when I found out I couldn’t get bloodwork done. At the end of the day, I’m sure I crashed my estrogen at least once and never really leveled out my mood. Pretty stupid reminder that there’s really no exception for bloodwork.
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Well here is the thing you don't even know if you crashed your estrogen because you have no blood work to verify that. It can be pricey but bloodwork is key and the only way to actually know.
I would suggest in the future you also have Nolvadex or Raloxifine on hand so if you cannot get blood work, you can have the E2 high but it won't affect the breast tissue if you have Nolva or Ralox.
Very true about the estrogen but there was one morning I took an arimidex and felt like I was dragging my face across the ground for about 3 days. That was actually when I decided I was a total idiot and have no ability to tell the difference in estrogen and prolactin. I have no experience with Nolva but it definitely could have bought me some time with the gyno until I could get myself into a lab.
Had a similar experience while running anadrol last time.
Seems like moral of the story is, better safe than sorry. Could have stopped everything like you said until you got the blood work. I think people get into the cycle and feel like it would be a waste if they just stop without running it to completion, dispute their body telling them something is wrong. Seems like you just had a period of sides that have sense past and hopefully no longer term effects.
Exactly