07-11-2013, 05:24 PM
Hi I am about a month in to my PM regimen and its all I am taking but I started out right at 2000mg and after the first week went up to 3000mg and at the month marker i've dabbled between 3-4000 making 4000 my overall limit just cause my body has always been a bit stubborn to take to anything from aspirin to this so i take higher doses of everything otherwise i tend to see nothing from it.
In my time of research and reading I always googled stuff on estrogen dominance in men and such assuming thats how these affects from PM take place. And Propecia forums would pop up a lot. And thousands are literally after years of quitting and not touching it are still pretty well impotent and sterile from what Propecia has seemed to have done to them. Assuming from all the lawsuits associated with Propecia about the estrogenic effects it has in men being the overall outcome of this, and knowing that PM also will cause these effects over time such as impotence and sterility and such and such, which I know and understand, even though I am one of the few it seems who are just a regular guy wanting a set of breasts. But being 27 I am curious if I notice impotence of any sort whether its ED level or flat out from not paying attention and sudden awareness like wow i havent had an erection in weeks. (My gf and I aren't too sexually active, both still live at home and rents are home on weekends when we see one another so its tough) anyways...
Curious as to if I were to experience this and stopped and took supplements to assist in hormonal balance such as zinc or stiniging nettle, would my function come back to normal or at least normal enough to be able to rise up when needed. I don't wish to transition but I really could care less about my thing except for when the gf wants to use it, she has no idea im taking PM so I really dont want the attention of ED. I had slight gynecomastia when we met from Natureday and shes more than ok with it and has always dated bigger guys (im not big at all) so im sure she's used to cosmetic "flaws" but just curious if anyone who expperienced loss of function after awhile and realizing it later on that it wasnt improving, hopped off PM and if it returned to normal or not
In my time of research and reading I always googled stuff on estrogen dominance in men and such assuming thats how these affects from PM take place. And Propecia forums would pop up a lot. And thousands are literally after years of quitting and not touching it are still pretty well impotent and sterile from what Propecia has seemed to have done to them. Assuming from all the lawsuits associated with Propecia about the estrogenic effects it has in men being the overall outcome of this, and knowing that PM also will cause these effects over time such as impotence and sterility and such and such, which I know and understand, even though I am one of the few it seems who are just a regular guy wanting a set of breasts. But being 27 I am curious if I notice impotence of any sort whether its ED level or flat out from not paying attention and sudden awareness like wow i havent had an erection in weeks. (My gf and I aren't too sexually active, both still live at home and rents are home on weekends when we see one another so its tough) anyways...
Curious as to if I were to experience this and stopped and took supplements to assist in hormonal balance such as zinc or stiniging nettle, would my function come back to normal or at least normal enough to be able to rise up when needed. I don't wish to transition but I really could care less about my thing except for when the gf wants to use it, she has no idea im taking PM so I really dont want the attention of ED. I had slight gynecomastia when we met from Natureday and shes more than ok with it and has always dated bigger guys (im not big at all) so im sure she's used to cosmetic "flaws" but just curious if anyone who expperienced loss of function after awhile and realizing it later on that it wasnt improving, hopped off PM and if it returned to normal or not
