Hi community,
At the moment I am trying fluridil/eucapil because I am looking for something wo that much side effects. I know, fluridil cannot go systemic etc. (at the end of cause it can) but I am noticing testicle pain some hours after using 2ml. The question know for me is now, if this is harmless or dangerous.
From my understanding there are 2 options, it could be:
1. Harmless when due to blocking of androgen receptors the LH is increased because the body thinks there is too less testosterone, that's why the testicles are now producing more testosterone and therefore hurting.
2. Dangerous when due to blocking of androgen receptors testosterone cannot bind and is "free", that's why the blood levels do increase and therefore now LH is being reduced and the testicles are working less resulting in pain and shrinking like when using exogene testosterone.
In case of option 2 I would probably stop, does anybody know, what is right? finasteride users might have the same topic so there must be researches I guess.
Thx for you input!
At the moment I am trying fluridil/eucapil because I am looking for something wo that much side effects. I know, fluridil cannot go systemic etc. (at the end of cause it can) but I am noticing testicle pain some hours after using 2ml. The question know for me is now, if this is harmless or dangerous.
From my understanding there are 2 options, it could be:
1. Harmless when due to blocking of androgen receptors the LH is increased because the body thinks there is too less testosterone, that's why the testicles are now producing more testosterone and therefore hurting.
2. Dangerous when due to blocking of androgen receptors testosterone cannot bind and is "free", that's why the blood levels do increase and therefore now LH is being reduced and the testicles are working less resulting in pain and shrinking like when using exogene testosterone.
In case of option 2 I would probably stop, does anybody know, what is right? finasteride users might have the same topic so there must be researches I guess.
Thx for you input!