Two questions about Prami/Caber

[flo]

These questions are regarding 100mg of tren A EOD

1. I see some people to have prami on hand “in case you need it”. How will you know that you need it before the prolactin really fucks you? Can prami reverse the minor affects of prolactin if you start after you start noticing the effects or will it just prevent it from getting worse?
2. I have prami on hand. I now have access to pharma caber. Would it be ok to switch mid way through a cycle? I already paid for the prami so I’d prefer to use it or at least give it a shot.

 

[DNPstoney]

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These questions are regarding 100mg of tren A EOD

1. I see some people to have prami on hand “in case you need it”. How will you know that you need it before the prolactin really fucks you? Can prami reverse the minor affects of prolactin if you start after you start noticing the effects or will it just prevent it from getting worse?
2. I have prami on hand. I now have access to pharma caber. Would it be ok to switch mid way through a cycle? I already paid for the prami so I’d prefer to use it or at least give it a shot.

Honestly, you should not even need Prami/Caber on that dose of Tren, but everyone is different so it is good to be safe.

If you want to be on something preventative, get some Vitamin B6 P5P. I think ~500mg/day is good, IIRC. You should be able to wait until you get bloodwork or symptoms and be fine though, prolactin gyno takes a while to take effect.

 

[flo]

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flo" pid='16050' dateline='1528366334:

These questions are regarding 100mg of tren A EOD

1. I see some people to have prami on hand “in case you need it”. How will you know that you need it before the prolactin really fucks you? Can prami reverse the minor affects of prolactin if you start after you start noticing the effects or will it just prevent it from getting worse?
2. I have prami on hand. I now have access to pharma caber. Would it be ok to switch mid way through a cycle? I already paid for the prami so I’d prefer to use it or at least give it a shot.

Honestly, you should not even need Prami/Caber on that dose of Tren, but everyone is different so it is good to be safe.

If you want to be on something preventative, get some Vitamin B6 P5P. I think ~500mg/day is good, IIRC. You should be able to wait until you get bloodwork or symptoms and be fine though, prolactin gyno takes a while to take effect.

Thanks, I’m mostly concerned about the sexual side effects, but gyno actually horrifies me so its nice to hear that takes a long time to develop. Hopefully I feel it coming before it really does.

 

[Swole_Guacamole]

Vitamin B6, get the p5p form of it.

p5p > caber > prami

On 650 tren I only needed around 200mg p5p per day and my sexual function was perfect

 

[magRT496]

When I start noticing my sex drive drop or when its almost impossible to nut I know my PRL is getting high. Try p5p first, if it doesnt help then start the pramipexole. Yes you can switch to cab without issues, people just prefer cab over prami because the side effects arent as bad.

 

[eyetest1]

prami sucks ass

gives me intense nausea

 

[strongfat619]

I might take caber all year long for fun. Orgasms on that shit are amazing.

 

[system]

flo" pid='16050' dateline='1528366334:

These questions are regarding 100mg of tren A EOD

1. I see some people to have prami on hand “in case you need it”. How will you know that you need it before the prolactin really fucks you? Can prami reverse the minor affects of prolactin if you start after you start noticing the effects or will it just prevent it from getting worse?
2. I have prami on hand. I now have access to pharma caber. Would it be ok to switch mid way through a cycle? I already paid for the prami so I’d prefer to use it or at least give it a shot.

1. Blood work is your best bet to determine how high your prolactin really is. If you get leaky nipps that’s the most obvious physical sign. Personally I’ve always taken the approach of using very little from the start, getting labs done and adjusting the dose accordingly. My mentality is that the low dose may not be sufficient, but it’ll at least keep it from being as high as it could be if nothing were used, and having low (or even crashed) prolactin in the short term is not of major concern to my knowledge.
2. In theory, yes, it would be fine to switch, but from a dosing perspective it makes far more sense to just learn your dose for the drug you plan on using going forward and sticking to it. Switching drugs is going to require you to figure out what dose you need for both of them.