Fina and Gyno Question?

[LONE_AZ]

Is winstrol really effective in preventing gyno from progesterone?
The reason I ask is a got gyno from Fina and I will probably have it removed next month. I used 75-100 mg EOD for 7 weeks and began to have problems in the 7th week. I would like to do fina again after I have surgery. Is there anyone who has had gyno with a fina/wintrol combo? and any advice?

 

[Maxx Out]

Did u stack or did u do fina alone?


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[LONE_AZ]

Alone.... Was my first time . I want to see how it did by it's self. Loved it. Got the best definition I have ever had...

 

[Squat]

What surgery are you speaking of? If its gyno surgery, be sure to have the glands cut out also, and you'll never worry with gyno again.

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[Zyglamail]

Tren has a much higher binding afinity to the PR receptor than PR does. Winny on the other hand has about the same binding afinity to the PR receptor as PR does. So, while winny may offer some protection/relief, it wont be anything like the protection nolva/anastrozole offers to aromatizing AAS.

 

[milkbone]

I can tell you that I had nip issues during my first week with fina. I stopped but feel like I got a little nip growth on the left from it. I decided to try it again with 50mg winny everyday 25mg am and pm and I've still got sensitive nips. Not sore really, just erect and I feel like they're getting in the same shape as before when I used fina alone. I'm thinking that my issues stem from prolactin level increases and I'm planning on trying bromocriptine to see if that knocks it out. I have tried Vitex at double the recommended dosage and it doesn't seem to make much difference.

Did you have gyno issues on both or one breast? Also, was it just the nip, or did you have lower breast growth?

 

[LONE_AZ]

It would appear that Tren may not be a good idea after Gyno surgery for me. I also think I may have issues related to prolactin and have started on Deprenyl 5 mg a day for 14 days and then 15 mg a week there after. As for the comment that removing the gland will elimiate any chances of Gyno, well that is not correct by a long shot. This will be my second time and the surgeon removed all of the tissue the first time. He used both the direct incision method and ultrasonic liposuction to remove all of the tissue. I was informed after the surgery that it could come back if the same conditions in my body were to a rise again. Real Gyno is not a gland but rather glandular tissue which may or may not arise from an actual gland. All it takes is one cell with an affinity for estrogen or progesterone and possibly prolactin, to create the hard tissue which is Gyno.