I LOVE how tren makes me feel and look even at my little girl doses of 200-300 (max) mg per week, however it makes it s that I cannot urinate more than 1/2 oz at a time 428x per day and have very serious trouble achieving orgasm after about week 2 on it.
The latter makes my super hot chic work her ass off and or feel like she is not hot enough or doing the wild thing good enough so that has been an issue.
Does anyone else get these same issues from Tren E in particular?
I have tried the 1/2 a cialis pd etc but what else can help ?
Any and all input appreciated.
Cheers Gents and Bova...lol
Are you taking anything that might actually be responsible for A) urinary hesitancy and incontinence, and/or B) anorgasmia?
Tren does not increase prolactin (it reduces it). And urinary hesitancy as you describe is, to start, not indicative of an enlarged prostate because, mainly, tren does not do this. Test might at least hypothetically contribute (though the relationship is insignificant) to prostate enlargement, but is not a rapid action, and even at doses up to 600 mg, there was no significant effect of testosterone on prostate size per Bhasin's data.
Are you taking opioids like kratom that can relax muscles involved in urination and lead to urinary retention & sexual dysfunction (including substantial effects on prolactin)? This I've seen plenty of, so I must ask. If so, stop. Are you on high dose aromatizing androgen like test that can at least hypothetically cause prostate enlargement AND increased serum prolactin by aromatization to estradiol? Note that despite at least some plausibility, this is unlikely (only trends have been observed; never a significant cause-effect). Or are you willing to consider the power of the human psyche as an element in A) & B) [most likely]?
Cabergoline:
While D2 agonists like caber increase sexual potency and decrease the male refractory period (highly conducive to lots of sex)... they're unnecessary considering that tren reduces serum prolactin to begin with. But people use it because this effect can be addictive.
p5p:
A 1982 study "Pyridoxine (B6) Suppresses the Rise in Prolactin and Increases the Rise in Growth Hormone Induced by Exercise" is the ostensible basis for the widespread belief (promulgated by /r/steroids/wiki) that p5p is an appropriate supplement for reducing serum prolactin (and perhaps increasing serum GH). This belief is based on the single-page published results demonstrating that, perhaps, an IV infusion of 600mg B6+saline during a cycle ergometer at 80% maximal heart rate for 8 minutes (to induce endogenous GH/prolactin release post-exercise) may attenuate the post-exercise increase in prolactin and augment the post-exercise increase in serum GH concentrations.
Several studies in the 70s and 80s demonstrated this to be inapplicable for any non-exercise-induced increase of serum prolactin (all the evidence; a cursory search demonstrates this), and the matter was dropped as a topic for research.