Libido is there, but orgasms are not

I think prolactin is a good place for you to look.. You and I are in a similar situation. I asked Defy for Caber and was told they won't treat anybody unless your prolactin is greater than 10... I got my labs today (over the phone) and mine is 12.8.... I feel I am on to something here and based on Gene's testimony I'm pretty excited... I will for sure keep you updated... Dr. Saya I have already asked Jill what our next step needs to be (consult?)... I will keep everybody posted...
 
Following this discussion. My prolactin is at 11.9.

You and I are close... Reading up on prolactin, reading the steroid boards, etc., it really seems beneficial to keep it below 10... I think something in TRT and possibly the nitric stack push it up... Mine has been a steady climb...
 
I wonder if cialis can push it up. A few of us have noticed symptoms of decreased sensitivity and inability to orgasm concurrent with use of tadalafil.
 
I tried some research chem Caber and I didn't get anything from it, debatable if the chem was the actual drug, but nonetheless taking .25 - .30mg twice per week had zero effect on anything. My Prolactin had tested twice previously 4-5, my trial of Caber was 95% related to its reports of a dopamine agonist.
 
I tried some research chem Caber and I didn't get anything from it, debatable if the chem was the actual drug, but nonetheless taking .25 - .30mg twice per week had zero effect on anything. My Prolactin had tested twice previously 4-5, my trial of Caber was 95% related to its reports of a dopamine agonist.

So mine at 12.8 (prolactin) seems pretty high... I'll get pharma Caber so hopefully that and dropping me down below 10 I'll see something from it... I am just waiting on some direction from Defy...
 
Notice any difference yet?

I would say I have noticed a very small improvement but I am at a very low dose of .25 once per week. I think Dr. Saya is seeing how I tolerate this dose and after labs moving me to .25 twice per week (on shot nights). I don't see myself ever exceeding that dose but through my reading that seems to be the optimal protocol (Gene's protocol as well). Tomorrow is one month and I am running labs a week from tomorrow to see what my prolactin levels are at. I will keep you posted...
 
Any update Loki?

I started out on a modest dose of .5 every Sunday. My gut says I need to update to that on Sunday and Wednesday of each week. I understand the concerns though and to take things slow. I actually have a blood draw tomorrow to check prolactin. I will have to say that I have noticed some benefits. I feel like my sexual function improved (and it wasn't bad) and also notice some positive improvements in orgasm too. I hope I get to take the next step and try it twice per week....
 

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