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Proton pumps are in the stomach and are responsible for making the acid. Proton pump inhibitor's are things like Prevacid and prevent acid reflex
Never knew any of that. I've had heart burn maybe a handful of times. I got heartburn for the first time when I was 22 and it was really bad. Thought I was having a heart stack or something. Freaked me out. Lol
 
Never knew any of that. I've had heart burn maybe a handful of times. I got heartburn for the first time when I was 22 and it was really bad. Thought I was having a heart stack or something. Freaked me out. Lol
LOL yeah I never had it until I started using tren. My mouth filled with stomach acid in my sleep. I didn't know wtf was happening. They can def be alarming symptoms for someone who has never had them.
 
I get it from tren and it gets worse if I add mast. I've never run mast without tren so I don't know if it alone would give me acid reflux. I was eating 10-20 tums a day, especially throughout the night. Try sleeping on your left side if you get it mostly at night. Ultimately I had to use proton pump inhibitors to alleviate symptoms.
Anadrol gave me the worst acid reflux.
 
Greeeeaaaaat. I just got some anadrol for the first time! No offense but I hope that's just for you.
Yea everyone's different. I don't get acid reflux from tren really. Anadrol was harsh, I always cut the 4 weeks I planned to a little over two. Now I just do 2 in 1 off(weeks). The acid reflux, and headaches were insane around the 22nd week. It helped to split the dosage up as much as possible. I want as far as breaking a 50mg pill into 3. Now I have liquid Anadrol so I can do 20mg 3 times a day!
 
Also very important about Prami! It cranks up addictive behaviors particularly with sex. But for recovery addicts this needs to be taken very seriously and extra vigilance required
Yes, great post. Deserves to be quoted.

I ran exemestane for years without prami and I guarantee that it did not control my prolactin
Thankyou. Are you me by any chance?
 
PRAMI TALK:

Increased Frequency and Range of Sexual Behavior in a Patient with Parkinson's Disease After Use of Pramipexole: A Case Report posted:
Methods.  A 67-year-old man with a 7-year diagnosis of PD treated with levodopa and pramipexole presented with a dramatic change in sexual behavior after an increase in DA dose.

Results.  The patient, who historically was a very shy and conservative person, started to present increased frequency of sexual intercourse with his wife, during which he began speaking obscenities with an extreme preference for anal intercourse, preferences never requested before. After pramipexole was withdrawn, complete remission was observed with return to his usual sexual behavior.



Exercise dependence induced by pramipexole in Parkinson's Disease—A Case Report posted:
A 66-year-old man was diagnosed with idiopathic PD, based on a 2-year history of slowing down, unilateral rest tremor and micrographia. Pramipexole was started and resulted in improvements in speech, tremor, and walking. Shortly after the pramipexole dose was increased to 3 mg/day, the patient, who previously had a very sedentary lifestyle, developed an unhealthy obsession with physical exercise. He started with a 20 km run each morning, followed in the afternoon by spinning training and aerobic fitness exercises lasting up to 3 hour. He had gradually increased the frequency and the time spent in training sessions each day without realizing these behaviors were unhealthy and time consuming. He reported an increasing need to exercise to achieve “well-being.” An attempt to reduce the amount of exercise was unsuccessful. When exercise levels diminished, the patient experienced withdrawal symptoms: he felt antsy, irritated, and sometimes severely depressed. ED[NB Exercise Dependence] continued for 4 months at which time the patient had a severe hypertensive crisis during a spinning session that led to hospitalization. Withdrawal of pramipexole and the introduction of levodopa, resulted in complete remission, and the patient returned to his usual daily activities.


Pathological gambling associated with dopamine agonist use in restless legs syndrome - ScienceDirect posted:
A 52-year-old woman was seen at the movement disorders clinic for an autosomal dominant hereditary chin trembling (treated with subcutaneous botulinum toxin injections) and subsequently was noted to have long-standing RLS that was felt to be unrelated. A trial of levodopa did not maintain its effect and pramipexole was subsequently prescribed. Within 2–3 months after the dose had reached 0.5 mg per day, the patient began gambling regularly, spending up to 1000 dollars in an evening, which represented a marked change in her gambling behavior. At the peak of her gambling, she was losing 800–1000 dollars at least three times a week and estimates having lost over 100,000 dollars over the last 4 years. In addition to increased gambling, she endorsed a preoccupation with gambling, needing to gamble in increasing amounts, irritability when unable to gamble, chasing losses, and using gambling to cope with stress, or to escape, thus fulfilling DSM-IV-TR criteria for PG. The patient initially denied these problems to the treating physician, and the urge to gamble and subsequent behavior increased as the dose of pramipexole was increased to 0.75 mg per day. When the gambling was identified, the pramipexole was switched briefly to ropinirole, but this was not tolerated due to oversedation; it is unknown if there was a change in gambling behavior during the switch in agonist therapy. No PG behaviors occurred with levodopa.


Pramipexole and Compulsive Masturbation posted:
During an appointment, Mrs. T. voiced her concern about her husband's hypersexuality. She stated that for the past 3 to 4 years, Mr. T. had experienced a very high libido and was masturbating approximately 6 to 8 times a day. Mrs. T. explained that he would also wake her up in the middle of the night to satisfy his needs. In addition, he would excuse himself from the dinner table at home, in restaurants, or at the homes of friends to masturbate. The patient acknowledged these behaviors but was unable to explain them. Upon careful inquiry, the patient affirmed that his symptoms began shortly after starting pramipexole for restless legs syndrome.
 
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