18-04-2014, 06:39 PM
(This post was last modified: 18-04-2014, 06:55 PM by SarahSchilling.)
Yeah, you do probably want to be taking an anti-androgen. Prometrium/Microgest could serve that function, but I don't know about taking it everyday, as like you said early breast development in females doesn't involve progesterone.
I tried Spiro for a few weeks at a relatively high dose, and it just did not get the job done...at all. Probably wasted the results of like two laser treatments thanks to that stuff.
Bicalutamide? Honestly I've never heard of it before.
Personally, I'm in love with Androcur/Siterone (cyproterone acetate) for the short term, but the only way to get that prescribed in the US is to be a sex offender.
They have to take it in very dangerous doses though. Like 6 times what I take. I"m sure it really destroys their livers at that dose.
Anti-androgens are truly the most dangerous part of HRT these days. I wish I could just do without them, but my facial hair says no.
Oh, btw...I think it's awesome that you decided to research what you were prescribed and make your own decision! Too many people just blindly follow their doctors, and even those doctors who do care about their patients often operate with very little (or outdated) knowledge.
I tried Spiro for a few weeks at a relatively high dose, and it just did not get the job done...at all. Probably wasted the results of like two laser treatments thanks to that stuff.
Bicalutamide? Honestly I've never heard of it before.
Personally, I'm in love with Androcur/Siterone (cyproterone acetate) for the short term, but the only way to get that prescribed in the US is to be a sex offender.

They have to take it in very dangerous doses though. Like 6 times what I take. I"m sure it really destroys their livers at that dose.
Anti-androgens are truly the most dangerous part of HRT these days. I wish I could just do without them, but my facial hair says no.
Oh, btw...I think it's awesome that you decided to research what you were prescribed and make your own decision! Too many people just blindly follow their doctors, and even those doctors who do care about their patients often operate with very little (or outdated) knowledge.

