High prolactin on tren cycle

[Waduhek]

I'm on the 4th week of my tren cycle (300 tren a/150 test c), yesterday I checked the prolactin and it came back out of range:

During the first week I was trying 300tren/500test and I was a complete zombie, then I tapered down the test, started adex 0.5mg 3 times/week and vitamin b6 (I currently dont have access to cabergoline) and things went better. My libido is still not very strong, although I dont have particular erection problems. My first run with tren I was a sex addict, now defintely not the case. I've been advised to immediately stop the tren, what do you guys think?

 

[Digger]

Did you you get any other results other than prolactin?

 

[Waduhek]

Did you you get any other results other than prolactin?

Yes I also checked e2 but it was completely out of range due to the tren so I didnt even post it here.
Anyway i've been off tren for almost a week now.

 

[Waduhek]

Took another blood test this morning

6 days from the last shot of tren, it seems like it's slowly going back to normal...

 

[Mac11wildcat]

Controlling estrogen will keep prolactin in check for a lot of people.

based off the two results you posted I’m guessing your e2 was way out of whack and that prolactin did it’s thing as well.

Dropping a problematic compound is never a bad idea, but controlling e2 gets most people there.

 

[Waduhek]

Controlling estrogen will keep prolactin in check for a lot of people.

based off the two results you posted I’m guessing your e2 was way out of whack and that prolactin did it’s thing as well.

Dropping a problematic compound is never a bad idea, but controlling e2 gets most people there.

Yea I get that, but honestly I think that the e2 result was completely fake because of the tren. I've been told that sometimes labs confuse e2 with tren. Anyway this was the e2:

I mean... yeah, maybe the e2 was out of range, but I highly doubt that it was at that level...

 

[Savagesteve]

Yea I get that, but honestly I think that the e2 result was completely fake because of the tren. I've been told that sometimes labs confuse e2 with tren. Anyway this was the e2:

I mean... yeah, maybe the e2 was out of range, but I highly doubt that it was at that level...

You are correct in that you need to get the sensitive e2 test when running tren as it can easily skew the numbers.