A bit of gyno

[BIIIIG]

I've begun my cycle about 2 months ago and I have a bit of gyno now. I started taking anti-oestrogens as soon as I noticed it.

I know that some say that the only way to get rid of gyno is surgery, but the guy who sells me my stuff says that it goes away progressively after the cycle with anti-oestrogens.

Is that true or what?

 

[anticure]

yah if u started taking some nolva you should see it clear up pretty soon

 

[BIIIIG]

I take arimidex. It contains anastrozol. Is it fine?

 

[krishna]

I believe arimidex will stop estrogen conversion (aromatization), and nolva will block the receptors. I'd get some nolva too if you can to block the remaining estrogen in your system. I'm not an expert, but I've done a lot of research. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.

 

[dirkadabolin]

I beleive that arimidex will help block progesterone and Nolva helps block estrogen. But I'm not to sure?

 

[krishna]

I beleive that arimidex will help block progesterone and Nolva helps block estrogen. But I'm not to sure?

No I'm pretty sure arimidex stops aromatization. Dostinex is what stops progesteone sides. It could never hurt to throw in some Nolva bro. If all you have is a-dex, it should stop new estrogen, but you'll still have to wait for the remaining estrogen to go away.

 

[sherpa1]

Get some nolva and start taking 40mg /day until it goes away. Then 20mg for a week after that.

Sherpa

 

[BIIIIG]

Ok, thanks a lot guys!

 

[nutsnack]

I've begun my cycle about 2 months ago and I have a bit of gyno now. I started taking anti-oestrogens as soon as I noticed it.

I know that some say that the only way to get rid of gyno is surgery, but the guy who sells me my stuff says that it goes away progressively after the cycle with anti-oestrogens.

Is that true or what?

nolva research finds that it cures it about 80+% of the time but reoccurence rate is high.. be very careful on ure next cycle

 

[fergie]

I beleive that arimidex will help block progesterone and Nolva helps block estrogen. But I'm not to sure?

NO, nolvadex stops the estrogen from binding and arimidex stops the conversion.