posted Sat, 06/29/2013 - 13:45
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Nipple sensitivity
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Can I get a little explanation on if your nipples are "sore or sensitive" (due to negative effects) Are they ALWAYS sensitive? Is it a feeling that can not be confused whatsoever? What does it feel like? Cause I'm a few weeks into a cycle of just phenyl/prop, and my right nipple is feeling chafed. I have been running and working/ sweating a lot so it could be chafed. And I did lay by the pool a little too long yesterday so it could be burned. I have letro, nolva, clomid on hand if it were gyno... What would be the best bet? I have 5.5 weeks left of my cycle.
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I find that if it's gyno causing the irritation they will first become puffy and start to itch slightly. That's pretty much a sure fire way to tell that you are experiencing the early onset symptoms of gyno. I find nolvadex at 20-40mg ED or 1mg arimadex ED Depending on your dosage and the compounds being used works great to ensure the gyno symptoms subside
Right on. Thanks a lot, man.
WeatherwedVery low estrogen can lead to nipple chaffing.
Well SHITYEAH!! Now that's what I wanted to hear. I hope you are right. Hahaha Thanks for the info buddy.
WeatherwedResearch low estrogen symptoms on cycle for confirmation. If it looks like you fall into that category dial your anti estrogen in accordingly.
waltrlook at the nipple and see if the skin is cracked anywhere, that's a definite sign of irritation from your shirt rubbing against it
It is a distinct pain/soreness. If one pushes on it there is a deep pain. A tight undershirt will cause me constant pain. If you have it you'll know. However, some individuals don't experience the soreness.
Flick your nut sack. It will feel like that lol. Idk how to explain it but you'll know when it happens.
Hahaha right on man. Funny shit. Makes sense though. I think it's just chafed and I'm being paranoid. Thanks for the info and the laugh.
RustyhookerPost full cycle. Cant guess because you "feel" but maybe not really "feel" or possibly sunburn "feel". Lol!
Blood test is best but post up cycle, ai..ancillaries...etc. Pct