Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below I have read numerous threads on the subject but am still slightly(maybe majorly) confused. You can get gyno from too much estrogen and also from prolactin and progestin. How do you tell what is causing it? Lets say you are on Test/Tren. You can get it from either compound but how do you know which one? And it seems that you treat it differently depending on what is causing it. Estrogen related would be arimidex, aromasin, letro. Prolactin would be cabaser or cabergoline which I assume is the same thing. Some you take while on, some you take while not on certain compounds etc. I have had gyno related symptoms for awhile. Erect nipples, slightly puffy always and while on, pain. I am about to start another Prop/Tren cycle with Masteron this time. What, when, how, where to help with this issue. I maybe completely wrong with this post and my vague understanding, but I would like some help. This is just one area I can't get a handle on.
Confused about treating gyno....
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One of the main reasons we always recommend test alone as a first cycle is you will see how you react to it and to the extra estrogen. If a test alone cycle is fine and you get gyno on another cycle where you added deca or tren, then you can assume prolactin or progestin.
Then, you add cabergoline (dostinex is the trade name in US, cabaser in UK) and if that doesn't help it must be progestin. There are some drugs that can block progesterone receptors but they have not been reported on in reference to helping with deca/tren cycles.
There is also anecdotal reports of both winny and masteron helping to relieve progestagenic sides.
One big rule to remember is not to run nolvadex (tamoxifen) with progestins like deca or tren.
Then, you add cabergoline (dostinex is the trade name in US, cabaser in UK) and if that doesn't help it must be progestin. There are some drugs that can block progesterone receptors but they have not been reported on in reference to helping with deca/tren cycles.
There is also anecdotal reports of both winny and masteron helping to relieve progestagenic sides.
One big rule to remember is not to run nolvadex (tamoxifen) with progestins like deca or tren.
Good reply, thanks. I am not sure what initially caused my gyno. My first cycle 18yrs ago was deca, then test/deca then pretty much everything from drol to winny. I can recall during every cycle my nips would hurt like shit but back then I did not know what was up. I am going to have to imagine it was the deca since I used that the most. My upcoming cycle is Prop/Mast/Tren so I will get some dostinex and see if that works. I will search for the protocol on it.
slimjim1985
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good luck bro
RADAR
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Para_Shoot
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Radar, would you consider proviron as a contender also like it's chemical cousin Masteron to combat progesterone related sides?
RADAR
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No!Provirion is just a steroid that is a very mild androgen. It will dry you out but will in no way get rid of progesterone induced gyno from deca, or tren. What you want to use to lower progesterone is cabaser.
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