Switching AAs

suggestion:

don't ask for medical advice from 4chan. maybe ask your doctor.

>>8855283
Doctors in the US don't prescribe cypro, so it'd be pointless to ask my doctor. They'd just keep me on spiro.

>>8855292
>doctors in my first world country refuse to prescribe the medication i want

hmmm

>>8855281
You need like 10 mg of cypro a day, barely enough to get organ damage. Liver damage may occur at 250+ mg over a longer period. TS cypro use is off-label, it's mainly used for cancer treatments, which require very high doses, hence why the FDA does not allow it. It's stupid, 99% of all countries allow it's use, I think. It has little to no side effects, is specifically made for blocking testosterone, even on a cellular level (skin gets clearer, less oily, strong AA effects, lessens body oudor, hair, reverses alopecia, literally destroys your testes and athropies muscle mass) is a progesterone derivate itself and much more, while spiro does way less than that and only has the AA effect as a side effect. Spiro also has so many side effects, think about potassium, kidney failure and damage, bad testosterone-blocking, needing high doses, needing additional progesterones which ends up working different...
Anti-cypro-shills have no good arguments.

>>8855343
But I read that doses should be 50mg a day. How do I know when to reduce it?
>skin gets clearer, less oily, strong AA effects, lessens body oudor, hair, reverses alopecia, literally destroys your testes and athropies muscle mass
Doesn't spiro have the same effects?

>>8855413
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27693265

30 seconds of googling.

>>8855424
also this: http://openmindedhealth.com/2016/03/trans-101-cyproterone-acetate/

you literally have access to the entirety of human knowledge at your fingertips, and you choose to ask 4chan.

>>8855297
They tested doses for cancer patients (200mg+) that are ridiculous for HRT, deemed it unsafe based on that, and there's little incentive to go through that process again just for mtfs.

>>8855424
>https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27693265
I don't see how this is relevant, though. All it talks about is how each affects HDL levels. And isn't it better to have high HDL?
>>8855428
I've read this article in the past and it doesn't really describe the differences in practice.
>and you choose to ask 4chan
I choose to ask 4chan because I'm looking for personal experience and insight. I've done my own research, but they don't answer the question I have. All I'm trying to do is see what people's experiences have been.