Fina causes gyno from because it binds to the progesterone receptor so nolvadex and arimidex won't do shit. The chances of getting gyno from fina would be very rare and almost never happens at 75mgs ed. The drugs to avoid stacking with would be anadrol and decca becasue they also act on prog receptors. By the way I've taken anadrol/fina together with no gyno.
Not a good idea. Stick with a topical solution while on fina. There's a big thread on this that contains all the info as to the whys and why nots.
As for using Winny while on fina: I have tried it with winny, with nolva, with winny and nolva, and with winny and armidex and nolva when the nip issues issues started creeping up. I did this just to dismiss the possiblity of those combinations working for me. None of those combination kept the nip issues at bay for me.
The only options that I haven't tried yet are RU-486 and / or bromocriptine. The RU-486 is supposed to inhibit Progesterone, and the bromocriptine is supposed to reduce prolactin levels. I think my issues may be prolactin related since the other stuff did not work. For this reason, I'm interested in trying fina again with the Bromocriptine. I also tried Vitex (chasteberry), without significant results, which is supposed to help reduce prolactin levels. I believe Vitex can also increase progesterone levels so I think it screws you either way (someone chime in if that's not accurate)?
I'm about to say the hell with it and just do test based stuff because it seems like the sides would be much easier to control for me. My reason for trying fina first was because of its accessibility. The first 1 1/2 weeks I used it I gained 14 pounds (a good bit of water I'm sure), so I'm anxious to find a way to use it without nip issues in the future.
It also raises prolactin levels which can cause gyno in and of itself. In fact, I think most of the problems arising from fina are caused not by progesterone sides, but from prolactin sides.
It also raises prolactin levels which can cause gyno in and of itself. In fact, I think most of the problems arising from fina are caused not by progesterone sides, but from prolactin sides.