Gyno Getting More Severe Since Nolva Was Taken

[Mad Max]

Allright, I had started getting gyno post cycle a few weeks ago. It's hardly noticable but wanted to stop it from getting worst. I've been on 20mg on nolva for 4 days and my nipples hurt more ever since i've started the nolva. Is it making it worst. I've read somewhere that it is rare but for some people it makes it worst. The cycle I was on and had to stop very abrubtly for reasons out of my control was 500 mg on enthate.
---PEACE---Mad Max

 

[muscleup]

Doubtful...I would run it at 20 mgs for at least 8 weks or more and your gyno just be completely gone.

 

[marky]

Got to run it longer. The shit is a bitch to permanently get rid of. I have to keep some around along with liquidex cause itcan jump up at any time, for me espescially when off.

 

[bigp3]

I had the surgery done. I think it was the best 1500$$ I ever spent. I hardly have any problems now. I keep the Nolva around just in case though.

 

[muscleup]

Got to run it longer. The shit is a bitch to permanently get rid of. I have to keep some around along with liquidex cause itcan jump up at any time, for me espescially when off.

I had some pretty bad gyno symptoms last cycle and I ran Nolv @20mgs @day for 12 weeks and it worked great...It was a lot cheaper than shelling out $5000 for surgery.

 

[marky]

No doubt

run the anti-e's first for a period of weeks (6-8IMO)
then with whats left try yohimburn. I havent but hear many good things both on the boards and at the gym.

 

[mvmaxx]

Hey bro, try bumping it up to 40mg for a bit until the pain subsides. When I started getting gyno my last cycle the pain only went away after I bumped it to 40mg. 20mg was not enough.

Once the pain subsides or you notice it going down then go down to 20mg.

 

[CanadianBro]

Hey bro, try bumping it up to 40mg for a bit until the pain subsides. When I started getting gyno my last cycle the pain only went away after I bumped it to 40mg. 20mg was not enough.

Once the pain subsides or you notice it going down then go down to 20mg.

Excellent point. 20mg/day should prevent further problems however may not prevent the current sensitivity to subside.

Bump it up to 30-40mg (depending on which concentration pills you have)

 

[eastyboy]

hey bro where did u get sugery for 1,500 -thats cheap

 

[Jguns]

Nolva is one of the few drugs that have been proven to treat gyno. Anti-aromatase drugs have not been proven as a treatment for gyno. Four days is not enough time to notice a difference. It may take several months to treat. Note that in the following study, it took three months for treatment.

When I had gyno, I used 80 MG per day for a month and saw a complete reduction in tissue size. You may try this "blitz" tactic yourself.




Comparison of tamoxifen with danazol in the management of idiopathic gynecomastia.

Ting AC, Chow LW, Leung YF.

Department of Surgery, The University of Hong Kong, Queen Mary Hospital, Pokfulam.

Idiopathic gynecomastia, unilateral or bilateral, is a common physical finding in normal men. Successful treatment using tamoxifen (antiestrogen) and danazol (antiandrogen) has recently been reported. We compared the efficacy of tamoxifen and danazol in the treatment of idiopathic gynecomastia. We reviewed the clinical records of patients with idiopathic gynecomastia presenting to the Department of Surgery, University of Hong Kong, between August 1990 and September 1995. Medical treatment with either tamoxifen (20 mg/d) or danazol (400 mg/d) was offered and continued until a static response was achieved. The treatment response was compared. Sixty-eight patients with idiopathic gynecomastia were seen in the Breast Clinic. The median age was 39.5 years (range, 13-82), with a median duration of symptoms of 3 months (range, 1-90). The median size was 3 cm (range, 1-7). Twenty-three patients were treated with tamoxifen and 20 with danazol. Complete resolution of the gynecomastia was recorded in 18 patients (78.2%) treated with tamoxifen, whereas only 8 patients (40%) in the danazol group had complete resolution. Five patients, all from the tamoxifen group, developed recurrence of breast mass. In conclusion, hormonal manipulation is effective in the treatment of patients with idiopathic gynecomastia. Although the effect is more marked for tamoxifen compared with danazol, the relapse rate is higher for tamoxifen. Further prospective randomized studies would be useful in defining the role of these drugs in the management of patients with idiopathic gynecomastia.