Gyno question?

[mehtadog]

Im on a dbol/deca/test cycle, its my 3rd week i believe? My nipples seems more sensitive and a little pain is noticed when i push on them relativley gently, is this acute gyno symptoms? should i get some nolva asap do take care of it or have it ready for a just in case and pct. I know i shoud have had clomid and nolva for pct befor i started but i got it as a gift from a buddy who was only here for a few days and he wanted to show me how to use it, i understand and am fully aware that i need to get clomid and nolva or arramedex (sp?) as soon as possible, i just need to do some research and see how much i need, as for liquid clomid would it be 2 50ml bottles and i dont even have any idea for dosage on Arimidex and nolva, ironicly the most imporntant thing (nolva) to me, i like subconsionsly just block out thinken of gyno, lol but please bros help me with some dosage and my genral question. thanks in advance. later
-mdog

ps. when someone gets gyno is it really look like tits? i mean i know its bad, but is it as bad as everyone says where you really need surgery or you actully have breast, dude if thats the case i needed to learn more about aas befor i stared, but now im just going to have to cram to make sure im doing everything right..

edit- would waning off aas and introducing clomid and novla during the process of waning offf towards the end, help reach an equalibrium and once im off i will be safe? Also is hcg really worth it during your cycles jut to make sure ur testies dont shut down. I have some ..rats id like to test it on, does anyone know lab or relaible company that sells it for research purposes if you think its really something i should consider adding?

edit- heh could is be just really soar pecks? part of my work out this afternoon was my chest ,and i just noticed it tonight, advice needed bros, and mabey some online refrences i could do some research on it myself, ima hit up google, ill post what i find, but in the meantime advice from people who have experance will be thanked so much. later

 

[KR177]

I am no expert but it sounds like gyno to me. From what I have read in this forum taking nolvadex is very helpful but it will probably slow your cycle down quite a bit.

 

[Big Duke 3]

Im on a dbol/deca/test cycle, its my 3rd week i believe? My nipples seems more sensitive and a little pain is noticed when i push on them relativley gently

You better get on an anti-Estrogen pretty quick. Sounds like the onset of beginnings of Gynecomastia to me. Your gear cycle is highly andogenic and this is common for some guys that run these products. Some dudes are lucky and don't have any sides with the same stuff you are running but sounds like you better get busy with the nolvadex.
Stop freaking yourself out...it ain't like you are gonna grow a third eye on your forhead or anything. Just take the anti-E and drive on.

As a side note you could always do some bloodwork and have them check your Estradiol levels to see where you are at with the aromatization/Estrogen issue. Good luck.

 

[evander1972]

If the Nolva doesnt work I would get some Dostinex or Vit B-6 because itll be Deca gyno you have.

 

[TheRide]

If the Nolva doesnt work I would get some Dostinex or Vit B-6 because itll be Deca gyno you have.

What he said...

 

[evander1972]

Oh yeh so it does, Was late here when I wrote that.

 

[drbermant]

ps. when someone gets gyno is it really look like tits? i mean i know its bad, but is it as bad as everyone says where you really need surgery or you actully have breast, dude if thats the case i needed to learn more about aas befor i stared, but now im just going to have to cram to make sure im doing everything right..

Gyno or gynecomastia comes in many different shapes and degrees. The breast bud can be small, but still destroys the cut look of a body builder. It can take the shape of "puffy nipples" or even massive female breasts with shadow and skin crease. I have posted many such examples on my website to help understand the different degrees that gynecomastia can present.

Hope this helps,

Michael Bermant, MD
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