+ 3 Taking Aromasin? don't jiz in your old lady
I was just reading up on Exemstane, aka Aromasin.
According to drugs.com, Aromasin can be transferred by body fluids. Aromasin can also harm an unborn fetus, and should not be taken by pre-menopausal woman.
"This medicine can pass into body fluids (including urine, feces, vomit, semen, vaginal fluid). For at least 48 hours after you receive a dose, avoid allowing your body fluids to come into contact with your hands or other surfaces. "
"FDA pregnancy category X. Exemestane is not for use in women of child-bearing age. Do not use exemestane if you are pregnant. This medicine can harm an unborn baby or cause birth defects. Tell your doctor right away if you become pregnant during treatment."
http://www.drugs.com/mtm/exemestane.html
You young bucks better pull out and jiz on the sheets.
Me, I get to cum all over my cougar girl.
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This is bullshit
After seeing this post i freaked out a bit because i got my wife pregnate while
On aro. But after seing the fda teails
On it i feel a bit better
http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/label/2011/020753s009s011s...
Aro in relation to pregnancy has never been clinicly studied in humans. Also the doeses where i would say adverse wffects happenes were high (5 times normal dose). Now the question is how much is actually transferred from a man to the woman?
Anyone reading this, for the record this website says the same for arimidex verbatim. As well as many other meds listed.
that's why exemestane is only prescribed in postmenopausal women because it has bad side effects and mostly causes virilization
Although what you are saying is true that compounds can be transferred via ejaculate, the amount is so small that it is negligible. If that was not the case women would get virilization from men, not to mention men that are loaded up on AAS.
While testosterone has the same FDA category x rating, it does not have the warning about being transferred by body fluids like exemestane has.
I haven't done any deep research into this subject, but with the warnings that stane comes with I would not be gambling with the health of my developing child.
Okay let me ask you this question. If you take 12.5 how much do you think ends up in your semen?
I have no idea how much, but I also don't know how much it takes to harm a developing fetus.
I bet the first users of testo gels didn't think much would rub off on their family members. Nobody cared until the 11 year old daughter started growing a mustache.
I don't know didly on the subject, just what I read on the link I posted. Most of us our willing to take risks with our own health, but many of us would not take risks with our offspring.
Shouldnt you figure this stuff out before you post it? Why worry members to potential problems with their fetus if they may be nonexistent.
"I bet the first users of testo gels didn't think much would rub off on their family members. Nobody cared until the 11 year old daughter started growing a mustache."
That is a bet that you would lose because all of that was explored during the FDA trials. And when the product finally hit mainstream that was a well-known side effect.
Since you don't know diddly on the subject as you wholeheartedly state then I suggest you read the following. It is the actual FDA documents. You'll notice that 75% - 93% of the compound is Excreted via urine or feces.
http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/nda/99/20-753_Aromasin_bio...
I don't think I have to do research before posting a link to drugs.com, and quoting from that link.
I'll be sure to let drugs.com know that you feel their data is incorrect and that incidental contact to trace amounts of exemestane is harmless for child bearing women.
Good job don't do do research. lol
And it's not that their data is incorrect its your interpretation of the data that is incorrect. Big difference.
i have done some reading, but not enough to make me enough of an expert to tell people to disregard the warnings.
I've come across several references stating that users of aromasin should take measures to avoid exposing others to their body fluids.
How about you post a quote from a reputable source suggesting that exposure to male body fluids is harmless, and not part of that warning.
I've seen you post lots of good info here lately, and you are obviously well informed on AAS use, but what makes you so sure on this subject. Post a source for your info, or is this just your opinion?
I am not trying to pick on you so I will walk you through this. If up to 93% is excreted in urine and feces, how much do you think can possibly end up in your semen?
Also drugs.com has the following statement. "It is not known whether exemestane passes into breast milk or if it could harm a nursing baby" so if they're not sure about breastmilk, believe me a lot less gets passed on in semen then breastmilk. That's just a scientific fact.
The information that I am quoting actually was provided in a link above. So it's not my opinion. I suggest you read it, it will give you a lot more information about this compound. If you educate yourself about this compound you might come up with some creative ways of using it for your own personal benefit. Just a suggestion.
Also I want you to understand my philosophy about giving advice. I take it very seriously because I know that it impacts people's lives (both negatively and positively). Having this approach I make sure that I know something about the subject I am discussing. I do this for selfish reasons because it makes me feel good to help others and because there's also been a lot of people that have helped me along the way so I return the favor that was given me.
I've checked out your link, and read some other rx info as well.
While I agree that the amount of the drug that ends up in semen must be minute, the warnings seem to suggest that exposure to even trace amounts should be avoided. They use language like " don't allow your hands to come into contact with body fluids" and " Body fluids should not be handled by a woman who is pregnant or who may become pregnant. Use condoms during sexual activity to avoid exposure to body fluids."
That certainly suggests that trace amounts should be avoided. They may be overly cautious, or just cautious enough. It certainly is something for people to be aware of while using the drug.
Rite this has me really freaking out my girl is pregnant and I am on aromasin and having unprotected sex could this have damaged my baby ?
I wouldn't worry about your baby being affected by this practice. Double Dipping on the other hand could.
Think am gonna be extra careful.
Makes you think tho should allways be carefull thought I d learned lot but there's allways smet new popping up
PLUS 1 ON THE RESEARCH AND INFORMATIVE POST
Cool so you read up on drugs.com did you see the other thing too
nope, didn't find that part, lol.
lol it's in there somewhere there's a lot of shit to read through though
Good to know..
Same goes for Letro. I don't have an article. I do recall a long lecture from my mom on the subject, which is in the medical field.