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Started by tr_tgirl, June 11, 2010, 01:18:54 AM

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tr_tgirl

Hello I'm new in here from Turkey. first month I use Estradiol(Estrofem)
2.Month I used Spiro. for 15 days because spiro not good for me  then I started to use androcur 3.Month I changed my Estrogen I started to use Cyclo-Progynova(Estradiol Valerate-only white pills) now I use Androcur and Cyclo-Prog.    but I've nodules behind my nipples It's normal and painfull breasts left breast bigger than right.  pls help me  I have to change Cyclo-Prog?????   :embarrassed:


edited for dosage
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LordKAT

No dosages allowed in your post.

Your breasts can get a lump like feel when they first start to grow.
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tr_tgirl

You mean it is normal sorry my eng. not so good  Can you tell me basiccly thanx for answering
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Sandy

You are going through the first stages of puberty.

The lumps under your nipples and the breast sensitivity are what a normal girl goes through as she starts becoming a woman.  This is normal.

And it is normal for one breast to be slightly smaller than the other.  Much of it seems to have to do with whether you are right or left handed.

-Sandy
Out of the darkness, into the light.
Following my bliss.
I am complete...
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pebbles

Yes it's normal, You take the hormones you grow boobs, Oh boy will it hurt.

Firstly get what feel like peanuts behind your nipples then your nipples look like they are melting at first then they get bigger. Actual breast development comes in later.

I'm 4 months in and now there like walnuts half sitting in 4 slices of pepperoni.

Your hormone regime seems very erratic and dosen't look like one a doctor would prescribe. I'm not so zealous about everything always begin official because your situation might be difficult (And I know how homophobic turkey is) but for your own sake if you do decide to self medicate research it properly or you won't get good results and may end up seriously hurting yourself.
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tr_tgirl

thanks for answering  Yeah you are right but Here is turkey being a woman is hard :(:(:(   
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Sandy

Quote from: tr_tgirl on June 14, 2010, 04:52:15 AM
thanks for answering  Yeah you are right but Here is turkey being a woman is hard :(:(:(
Being a woman just about anywhere is hard.  But that is just one of our strengths.

BTW: They found something that can do the work of 10 men...

One woman.

-Sandy
Out of the darkness, into the light.
Following my bliss.
I am complete...
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LordKAT

Quote from: Sandy on June 14, 2010, 07:34:37 AM
Being a woman just about anywhere is hard.  But that is just one of our strengths.

BTW: They found something that can do the work of 10 men...

One woman.

-Sandy

gee thanks
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Sandy

Quote from: LordKAT on June 14, 2010, 12:20:30 PM
gee thanks
Present company excepted, of course!

-Sandy(oops....)
Out of the darkness, into the light.
Following my bliss.
I am complete...
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