Thread: Temporary gyno from binge drinking??

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Alcohol does increase estrogen, and although it may have contributed to the possibility, I don't think it caused it.

Originally Posted by Tough Old Man

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Thanks, I wasn't aware.

Maybe you hooked up with some kinky trim while you were drunk, and she did something to your nipple.

Sounds like just kinky sex, hope you weren't out with just a bunch of bros?????

Originally Posted by maniclion

Sounds like just kinky sex, hope you weren't out with just a bunch of bros?????

Now that's a cruise ship!

I'd go with the kinky sex over the alcohol as the cause. Kinda doubt even a three day bender would aggravate aromatase enzyme in liver that quick.

You probably weren't in coherent condition to *remember* the kinky bits. LOL. Outside chance would be if you used Tren-ace in that little cycle couple yrs back. It does seem to sensitize some folks ductal cells.

Originally Posted by Trouble

I'd go with the kinky sex over the alcohol as the cause. Kinda doubt even a three day bender would aggravate aromatase enzyme in liver that quick.

You probably weren't in coherent condition to *remember* the kinky bits. LOL. Outside chance would be if you used Tren-ace in that little cycle couple yrs back. It does seem to sensitize some folks ductal cells.

Trouble can you dig into that a little more. I recently had gyno surgry after a tren-ace/test cycle and sure as hell dont want gyno coming back, glands were not totally removed, doc said he left 10% in each. If I plan on doing a cycle a few months from now would the tren-ace cause me a higher chance of gyno again?

You have a previous history of resistant (not self resolving) gyno that required surgery. Why not answer the question for yourself. Type in this search term into Google: tren-ace and gyno. I'm sure you don't want that remaining 10% to become abnormally active.

Thanks for asking. Not everybody will have this problem; those that do have problems with bloat as well.

Edit: On thinking and reading on this problem, for those prone to breast tissue ductal cell activation (gyno), use of moderate (800-1000 iu/day, dose spread over the day) use of vitamin E may help in the management of symptoms. I say moderate because it can bioaccumulate; excessive dosing is not recommended.

I use mixed tocopherols (family of vitamin E compounds) rather than pure synthetic as gamma tocopherol has been shown to have potent immune regulating properties.