Impotence Support - Clinical dosage for bromocriptine ?

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Clinical dosage for bromocriptine ?

jethro_uk@hotmail.com

2006-08-11, 8:21 am

Hi All,

having googled and googled, this group came up as being the best place
to ask this question:

If I were interested in using prescription medicines to attempt to
reduce or eliminate my refractory period, what would the be best way ?

I have worked out that prolactin supression would be the key. And one
of the medicines to achieve this would be BROMOCRIPTINE.

If I am right, what sort of dosage would be advisable ?
How long would it be needed for ? (does it need to build up over days
?)
How long would the effects last ? (hours, days, weeks ?)
What sort of effect would it have (physical, psychic, emotional ?)
What side effects could be expected ?
Any contra-indications that aren't published ?

Can anyone here suggest an alternative strategy ?

Thanks in advance

Ignatz's Bricks

2006-08-15, 9:21 pm

jethro_uk wrote:

> If I were interested in using prescription medicines to attempt to
> reduce or eliminate my refractory period, what would the be best way ?
>

We are all different, but Trimix and Cialis are the two that work the
best for me.

> I have worked out that prolactin supression would be the key. And one
> of the medicines to achieve this would be BROMOCRIPTINE.
>

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/...pdi/202094.html
>
> Can anyone here suggest an alternative strategy ?

Dostinex probably would have fewer side effects while supressing your
prolactin.

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/...pdi/203584.html

I have no experence with either, but have read posts from others who say
that the benfits were not as much as they had expected.

Ignatz