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Anything to try other than cabe ror P5P to lower prolactin? Since starting TRT I've had a really difficult time reaching orgasm. Erections are no problem just takes a lot to finish.
AlphaMD's Answer
Pramipexole works well to control prolactin. It has been proven to help both achieve orgasm as well as with the refractory period after orgasms.
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