Cycle with Gyno?

[skelly26259]

Hi guys i got gyno about 8 months ago from messing about with prohormones and really didnt have a clue what I was doing. I will regret this to the day I die. I think the gyno set in from not taking a post cycle therapy (pct). Going to have surgery next summer to get this fixed and is going to cost me £4000, yea I know expensive mistake. The gyno itself is two small glands under each nipple and make the nipple puffy. Also have tried letro with no luck, think I was to late. So one thing I learned is dont mess about with shit you have no idea what your doing, not just steriods but with everything in life itself. I think the gyno set in from not taking a post cycle therapy (pct). Ok now to my question do you think I should take a Test E cycle only now before the surgery and run a Aromatase inhibitor (AI) thew the whole cycle or wait to after the surgery? The thing iam thinking about is the surgeon do not remove the full gland, So if i run a cycle now and my gyno stays the same I hopefully should be ok to do cycles after the surgery.

 

[DADAWG]

i would run the cycle now , IF you get more gyno it can still be cut out with the same surgery . also now is the time to find out if you can handle a basic cycle of test with a anti estrogen without further gyno symptoms.

 

[skelly26259]

Once again DAWAWG more get advice thanks.

 

[Misc]

i agree run it now. if you run it after you surgery and get it again then your out another 4000.

 

[Long_2010]

You need the full gland removing or it might come back. Im running 500mg of test a week at the minuite and i've got gyno back from it and im currently back on the letro.

I've had surgery, but the gland wasn't fully removed and now if i have gear i get gyno real bad, even with an ai.

Id definitely recomend doing your cycle now before the surgery as said above see how you react and if you get gyno when on an Aromatase inhibitor (AI), then consider what you want to do in the future, because if that gland isn't all gone then your getting gyno again and if letro don't wipe it then you will have to pull out another 4k out is it really worth it, i don't think so.

 

[n8freak]

I concur with the above. You should definitely run it now. I have had the surgery already and ran a prohormone after and got a little touch of gyno again. Its not noticeable, but it is there. So, this way if you do get it more you will only be spending the money once to get it removed.

 

[UserAt204]

Good advice.

SKELLY, when you say you ran letro, how exactly did you do that?

If surgery is an option for you and you can afford it that's great so you don't have to mess with it anymore but I have had gyno multiple times. I got it on my first cycle not knowing about estro and post cycle therapy (pct). Eventually I did use nolva to help on cycle then for post cycle therapy (pct) but would sometimes get a rebound of estro and have gyno after post cycle therapy (pct). Funny thing is that with enough time, after my hormones stabilized the gyno would reduce to an amount so small I couldn't notice it. Even on a low dose of test now I have no gyno and no Aromatase inhibitor (AI).

With all this said, you are gyno prone, if you plan to run a cycle you need to run aromisin or adex. Even using letro, it can take a long time, like 2 months, to reduce gyno. So I'm wondering if you stopped to soon and letro will cause a rebound of estro if not tapered off so it can the increase gyno again.

I'm not a fan of letro at all, not even for gyno because it crashes estro levels making life difficult while trying to reduce it and it doesn't work on everyone.

I would honestly run aromisin the entire cycle and post cycle therapy (pct) and after if needed to reduce gyno.

What is your bf%. I'm wondering if you have high or imbalanced estro that keeping gyno there this long.

 

[Jake_House]

Like user said, Im also interested in how long and at what dose you ran the letro. If you tapered off etc.

 

[Zeek]

I would go ahead and run if while taking every precaution to keep it from getting worse.

Get everything in hand prior to starting.