The effects of GH on estrogen

[Jsween94]

Is this something not covered much or is there a lack of studies on this? I know we had a member here that had an extreme estrogen spike to where his breasts were lactating off GH injections. I myself believe I just had an estrogen related side effect to GH. Does anyone know what causes this? Reasoning I believe I just had an estrogen spike is due to I’m cruising on 200 test right now and started injecting HGH and within a week I got a painful lump in my nipples and they had a slight burning sensation when I’d touch them so my estrogen was way high. I’ve since been taking 1mg adex a day and I’m on day 3 and it’s gotten a lot better. Nuts are hanging again. I just think it’s weird the correlation and how I just made a post recently about how my buddy ordered some IGF from a company (3 1mg bottles) and they happened to send him an AI blocker with it and I thought that was very strange. But now I’m starting to think maybe there was a reason

 

[NeuroRN]

I spoken to this many times. There’s a small percent of people that have prolactin spikes from GH. I am one of them. I don’t even mess with the stuff anymore.

GO. GET. LABS. DONE. That’s the only way you will know for sure.

 

[squatter]

Hgh doesnt affect estrogen. It can raise prolactin, so your prolactin is probably high.

 

[Jsween94]

I stopped messing with it. I’m pretty much back to normal

 

[NeuroRN]

It’s important to say this anyway… you made a large assumption here. And hopefully didn’t suffer any consequences from it. You assumed estro and took an AI blindly. Which could have easily led to bottoming out your estrogen which causes a million other problems.

Blindly adding more ancillaries is never in line with harm reduction. Always get labs when you are unsure.

 

[Jsween94]

Speaking of that small percent, does IGF-1 LR3 fall into that same category because I never seemed to have an issue with that

 

[NeuroRN]

No idea. I’ve never used either one.

 

[Dirtnasty]

It seems to have relation with prolactin

 

[futureICUdoc]

Can’t agree more with getting lab work done