With Tribulus Terrestris an estrogen blocker is not necessary. With DHEA, it would be highly recommended. One prescription drug that will serve as an estrogen blocker is Propecia. Propecia is used to prevent and reverse hair loss in men and is quite effective. It is therefore a prescription which is easier to acquire (what doctor would turn down a male patient wanting to ensure that he keeps his hair) and is effective for both purposes (keeping hair and blocking additional testosterone from aromatizing into estrogen and related compounds). But then, I'm not an expert, just a guy who works out and tries to keep up with the growing body of knowledge out there.
Yes you can but the methadone will block the Dilaudid.
Estrogen is a female hormone. She is taking estrogen to help with her menopause.
All women who have premature menopause are not candidates for estrogen. Women who have certain medical conditions like liver disease, uterine cancer or breast cancer should not take estrogen.
The drug interactions that are additive when taking ipriflavone include bisphosphonates, calcitonin, estrogen, selective estrogen receptor modulators.
Anyone who has had a previous unusual reaction to any calcium channel blocker should let his or her physician know before taking the drugs again.
An estrogen pill will make your breasts bigger as long as you keep taking the pill. If you stop taking the estrogen pill then your breasts will stop growing.
There are a great many varieties of estrogen. Not just one as the name would suggest. You should speak to your endocrinologist, to discuss possible side effects of the particular estrogen they prescribed to you.
I have actually heard that it can control/regulate and possibly diminish estrogen in the body.
No, The effects will be mostly permanent.
The same events as when taking a beta blocker.
No, you really don't need estrogen blockers if you are taking testosterone as part of replacement therapy or a sex-reassignment program. That said, taking estrogen blockers may help decrease feminization and make the testosterone replacement more effective in the case of sex-reassignment. However, men who take testosterone and/or anabolic steroids for performance enhancement reasons would generally block the aromatase enzyme to prevent testosterone from being converted to estrogen. Excessive amounts of testosterone causes breast growth since the body converts extra testosterone to estrogen. As always, you should never take any sort of prescription medication that is not prescribed to you, and nothing said here should be taken as medical advice.
Taking estrogen supplements does not cause a delay in a woman's period. However, it may increase the patient's vaginal discharge.