Scuba_Greaves
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It’s all good man. I didn’t specify in my first comment, and I honestly wasn’t implying that you might be some kind of junkie, Your “body” was addicted. There ya go
I’m also curious with what’s going on with your body/e2. Let us know if you do pinpoint the issue!
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Just to clarify, not an addict, have come off easily 3 times when the pain fades. I use them when I’m injured or in a flare up and then I drop them, yes it’s brutal but that’s my life with severe psoriatic arthritis. I’m lucky in other ways.Ex-opiate addict here as well.
200mg/day, God damn!! Hoping you have good insurance, because that would be one fucking expensive habit!!
Anyways, I don’t know too much about your estrogen problems, but it’s going to be difficult to help you because your case seems so specific.
Hope it gets under control!!
Based on the article, I’m going through rebound while still on androgens because opiates shut down GnRH which is upstream of LH and FSH. My GnRH is bouncing back hard, and pushing my LH and FSH despite the androgens. It’s very clearly shown in the article in a diagram.
I have it under control enough with the nolva that I’m not miserable (0 cystic acne), but no one likes hot flashes and all that fun stuff.
My insurance covered 160mg, the rest was on me (another 60-100mg a day counting the oxymorphone). Yes it was insanely expensive, but pain will make you do almost anything if it’s bad enough.
Also, I think I’m experiencing the worst possible case of this, as my natty test floats around 1250ng/dL. Yes I’m serious. It has caused issues in sports in the past as well as physicals, my docs accuse me of using test when I’m natty.
So basically I’m getting a GnRH rebound, upstream of LH and FSH, so they can ignore the androgens, on a system that usually runs above 1200 ng/dL naturally. I think we have this figured out.
Your body went through withdrawal…you were Physically addicted…obviously I am not judging you, it’s just a fact.
Hope things work out soon!!
I appreciate it, but I tend to like to draw a line between physical addiction and mental addiction. Physical addiction happens regardless if you take opiates every day for pain and does not make you an addict. Inability to stop and withdraw fully due to mental addiction is what makes you an “addict” which is a medical defined mental illness.
It’s all good man. I didn’t specify in my first comment, and I honestly wasn’t implying that you might be some kind of junkie, Your “body” was addicted. There ya go
I’m also curious with what’s going on with your body/e2. Let us know if you do pinpoint the issue!
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