Has Anyone heared about Hydroxyprogesterone caproate (proluton depot)?
Have you ever try this drug?
Indications: Habitual and threatened abortion due to corpus luteum deficiency
Hydroxyprogesterone caproate is an ester of the
naturally occurring hydroxyprogesterone and possesses progesterone-like progestogenic effects
such as antigonadotropic effect
Hydroxyprogesterone caproate has no estrogenic,
androgenic, antiandrogenic or corticoid effects.
Hydroxyprogesterone caproate (proluton depot)
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Re: Hydroxyprogesterone caproate (proluton depot)
The following paragraph is from Meyler's Side Effects of Endocrine and Metabolic Drugs
By Jeffrey K. Aronson
High doses of hydroxyprogesterone caproate and the relate norderivative have been used to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia. Very striking is the high incidence of impotence recorded in these studies, which can affect two-thirds of patients and seems to persist in some patients after withdrawal .
Hydroxyprogesterone is a medroxyprogesterone relative and due to its no corticoid or androgenic activity appear to exhibit a safer profile than medroxy, however has less effect in reduce LH. Remarkable is the lack of corticoid activity
I guess colud be use for a gentle lower T with minimal secondary effects protocal and so diminish gain weight and androgenic or estrogenic effects as possible. Also could be a suitable option for those who were prone to diabetes.
Could be use in HRT transgender regimens too as I found out in some online info:
http://transgenderscare.blogspot.mx/201 ... emale.html
Suppression of gonadotropins (the pituitary hormones) that stimulate testicular and ovarian hormone production can be achieved by LHRH analogues: triptorelin and leuprorelin 3.75 mg/4 weeks are available as injectables. Their cost is prohibitive; a major side effect is hot flashes of the type that postmenopausal women experience. There is no reported experience with these drugs in transsexuals. Also cyproterone acetate, progestogens and high dose estrogens suppress gonadotropins by their negative feedback action. Progestogens are available in the form of medroxyprogesterone acetate (ProveraR) as a parenteral drug (150 mg/6 weeks) and Hydroxyprogesterone (Proluton) (250 mg/2 weeks) or oral drug (5-10 mg/day). They probably also interfere with the androgen receptor.
However there is no Info from men castrated on this hormone, I would like to try it by myself but first of all I want to have a go at medroxyprogesterone (depo-provera)
By Jeffrey K. Aronson
High doses of hydroxyprogesterone caproate and the relate norderivative have been used to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia. Very striking is the high incidence of impotence recorded in these studies, which can affect two-thirds of patients and seems to persist in some patients after withdrawal .
Hydroxyprogesterone is a medroxyprogesterone relative and due to its no corticoid or androgenic activity appear to exhibit a safer profile than medroxy, however has less effect in reduce LH. Remarkable is the lack of corticoid activity
I guess colud be use for a gentle lower T with minimal secondary effects protocal and so diminish gain weight and androgenic or estrogenic effects as possible. Also could be a suitable option for those who were prone to diabetes.
Could be use in HRT transgender regimens too as I found out in some online info:
http://transgenderscare.blogspot.mx/201 ... emale.html
Suppression of gonadotropins (the pituitary hormones) that stimulate testicular and ovarian hormone production can be achieved by LHRH analogues: triptorelin and leuprorelin 3.75 mg/4 weeks are available as injectables. Their cost is prohibitive; a major side effect is hot flashes of the type that postmenopausal women experience. There is no reported experience with these drugs in transsexuals. Also cyproterone acetate, progestogens and high dose estrogens suppress gonadotropins by their negative feedback action. Progestogens are available in the form of medroxyprogesterone acetate (ProveraR) as a parenteral drug (150 mg/6 weeks) and Hydroxyprogesterone (Proluton) (250 mg/2 weeks) or oral drug (5-10 mg/day). They probably also interfere with the androgen receptor.
However there is no Info from men castrated on this hormone, I would like to try it by myself but first of all I want to have a go at medroxyprogesterone (depo-provera)