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Old 04-10-2011, 10:07   #13
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Re: Male menopause affects 2million Brits but 'can be safely cured

yeah GP said it would block the prolactin/estrogen and stop the boobs from growing, but the side effects are horrendous

GP is well outside his comfort zone, thats why we demanded a second opinion, but again i know its only a couple of months away in Jan, but, thats still far to long for coping with the side effects of the awful medication, thats why we choose to go private.

Also applying the gel 3 x times a day is a procedure in itself as he has to make sure hes not transferring it onto myself or anyone he comes in contact with, has to make sure he is covered up till it is dry on his skin, have told him me and testosterone dont mix lol, as 2 hulks living in the household just wont work lol

have tried to get him on my private healthcare through work, and yes its not a prob, but they wont treat him for this condition as hes already got it, sods law hey. I've had private healthcare for years through work as am seconded into the NHS lol, yep i work for NHS but have private healthcare backward thinking hey!!!!!

Oh well role on Thursday, he discussed with the GP to stop takin the Bromocriptine and he stated that he cant just suddenly stop he has to be weaned off it, oh it just gets better, cant wait till hes seen by the endo

Juliex
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