BC pills with winny/var/primo

[MaxRep]

Originally Posted by GearMan

I'd further say that the way to get the proper answer for this question is from a qualified obgyn doctor, or better yet, endocrinologist.

You must be kidding? No disrespect intended my friend, but are we living in the same world?

I'm friends with a number of Dr's, there are Dr's in my family and I doubt there is even 1 in a hundred Dr's, even in the fields you mention, who will have the slightest idea as to the answer to her question.

Sure, every single Dr. will have an opinion, which will unanimously include "don't do it", but it won't be an opinion backed up by science or proof because this isn't a subject they study. As it's illegal to be prescribing anabolic steroids to women outside of medically approved reasons, of which there are extremely few, there is a valid reason why this isn't studied.

There might be 1 in a thousand Dr's who has researched and studied this topic. Of course her chances of finding the one Dr., are slim to none. I would further guess that her chances of having her:

"serum levels continually tested by said professional while using said steroids, so they can make a continued diagnosis for treatment while using."

are essentially zero.

Best regards,
MaxRep

[van-man]

Originally Posted by GearMan

I'd say any of these steroids is going to have inherent virilization properties to them, which may or may not alter the effectiveness of oral (or other) contraception methods...

I'd further say that the way to get the proper answer for this question is from a qualified obgyn doctor, or better yet, endocrinologist. I dont hink I'd trust my body to unqualified individuals from a forum... plus, on top of that, it would be prudent to have your serum levels continually tested by said professional while using said steroids, so they can make a continued diagnosis for treatment while using.

In my personal opinion, for what it's worth to you, this is the only answer that there is for this question if you want to safegaurd your health.

You need qualified help and the methods for testing that can only be provided by a proper health care professional. Sorry, there truly are no short cuts.

Tell me GearMan, do you apply this same ethical standard to your own AAS use? With a name like "GearMan" I'm certian that your use of AAS is not limited to clinically approved HRT protocols.