[CM213]

Has anyone else experienced breaking out with random acne from using b.o?  And if so how long did that last for while taking b.o?

[KellyO]

I have experienced random acne since starting BO, I think it was after a month or so after starting. Don't quote me, but I believe it's because of the "puberty-like" results of the hormonal changes...

[CM213]

@kellyO

That's what I figured had assumed. I will be starting week 4 of bo. And I have a lot of random small red dots, some turn Into small white heads, so e stay small red dots and then others go away after a bit. Since they seem to come and go I figured it wasn't anything too serious. 

Just wanted to make sure I'm not the only one that experienced this or if so then I'd prob have to stop using b.o. 

Thanks for sharing your experience.

[Heaven's Night]

If this happens around mouth and chin area, it could be a sign of high estrogens too btw, so expected when on bovine ovary. I've had some since starting HRT and later BO. It seems to show up periodically, never anything dramatic though as is usual for me. I've never had it go really bad.

[KellyO]

If this happens around mouth and chin area, it could be a sign of high estrogens too btw, so expected when on bovine ovary. I've had some since starting HRT and later BO. It seems to show up periodically, never anything dramatic though as is usual for me. I've never had it go really bad.

That's exactly where I've had acne, and a few on my cheeks...

[CM213]

For me this is more everywhere but my face. Random spots on chest, arms, legs.

[CM213]

The only thing I can compare is to is when I first started using steroids way back when and my body was trying to find a new balance with all this extra testosterone in my system, until I started using e blockers and it subsided for the most part. 

I haven't been on any form of testosterone since March April time frame, which I thought that would be enough time for what ever was in my system to be gone. So now I feel since I have re introduced estrogen back into my system (instead of blocking it) my body has to figure out what's going on with higher estrogen and I would hope a normal level of testosterone vs high.