Ancillaries

Anastrozole brings down estrogen by reducing how much testosterone is converted into it.

Cabergoline lowers high prolactin and can help with hormone or fertility problems when prolactin is the cause.

Clomiphene can raise your body's own testosterone when the testes can still respond to hormone signals.

Dabogratinib, or TYRA-300, is an experimental cancer and growth-disorder drug, not a muscle builder.

Dutasteride is discussed for slowing hair loss and is also used for urinary problems from an enlarged prostate.

Enclomiphene can raise your body's own testosterone in some men with low hormone signaling.

Erdafitinib, or Balversa, treats certain bladder cancers, not muscle growth or fat loss.

Exemestane lowers estrogen and is discussed as another option for managing high estrogen on cycle.

Ezetimibe lowers LDL, the bad cholesterol that can worsen on cycle.

Finasteride helps slow male-pattern hair loss by reducing DHT made from testosterone.

GHK-Cu is a copper-containing peptide used in skin care and marketed for skin repair and hair growth.

hCG can stimulate the testes to make testosterone when their natural hormone signal is low.

Isotretinoin is used for severe acne, including the kind that can become difficult to control around steroid use.

Letrozole is a strong estrogen-lowering drug that comes up in discussions of high estrogen and gyno.

Minoxidil can help fill out thinning scalp hair, with results taking months and continued use needed.

MT2, or Melanotan II, is sold for a darker tan.

Nebivolol lowers blood pressure and slows the pulse, so it is discussed when both are running high.

P5P is a form of vitamin B6, not a proven prolactin treatment.