Prohormones and Gyno

[MAG75]

So, I have read many of the articles on this site as well as others, and I think I have the answer to my question. I am not completely sure but I will ask anyways. Since March 2011 I have taken two cycles of prohormones, each lasting 4 weeks. The 1st stack I did not start a PCt right away but a week later I did. I then took another stack in July. The PH was DZ from Complete Nutrition. I have now heard all the horror stories from taking PH. I have felt the side affects and now I particulary fear that I may have a case of gyno. since my last stack my nipples have become sensitive to the touch. It is not as bad as it was in the initial stages, where touching either nipple was painful. Today, almost 9 months from taking ph, my nipples are sometimes sore, mostly upon waking up. I have also noticed a liquid discharge from both nipples. The liquid discharge can be more noticeable if I squeze them or manipulate them in any way. I still workout daily, and only take protein and non ph workout supps. I read the other blog about waiting 6 months to see where your body has taken you, but its past 6 months and now I am wondering if that means Gyno does exist in me. I have not had any blood work done for a while. Please advise on what direction I need to head. Thanks so much for any help provided.

[Paa_Paw]

You might want to se an Endocrinologist and get your hormone levels checked. Many Doctors would not know how to evaluate the results in a meaningful way so the specialist is strongly advised.

[xelnaga13]

Prohormones are worse than actual steroids in a few ways. Primarily because they have no track record of legitimate patient use to refer to. If you are experiencing discharge your bodies prolactin levels are elevated. You need to see an endo and throw out any remaining PHs.

[greatlakes]

I have also noticed a liquid discharge from both nipples. The liquid discharge can be more noticeable if I squeze them or manipulate them in any way. 

Just for shits and giggles please give yourself a testicular exam (like a breast self exam gals do to check for lumps). Ya - that.