I'm starting my first cycle, 5'11, 176, 10-11% bf and I've got a question about gyno.
I have a history of gyno; it's come and gone multiple times in my life. When I hit my first growth spurt, I grew 8 inches in 2 years, didn't gain a pound, and I had a huge lump under my right nipple. After I stopped growing, the lump disappeared, only to reappear in my third undergrad year. I lost 37 pounds in 3 months, and during that entire time, I had a huge lump once again under my right nipple, which disappeared once I stopped shedding fat.
I attribute the my last gyno experience to low test levels as a result of a very restrictive diet (since low endogenous test lvls can cause gyno).
Anyway, my question is; will I be at an increased risk for gyno while taking an exogenous source of Test? (500mg/week for 10 weeks) And if so, will it differ from the gyno I had experienced earlier and/or will it be permanent, as opposed to disappearing?
I've got AIFM on hand, pct worked out, diet's been in place since September (200-250g protein/day, 3500 cals), ready to go at the start of next semester, and just wanted to get some thoughts about my risk for gyno and how badly it will develop considering my history. I'm the only person of all the males that I'm acquainted with to ever have gyno, hence my conern.
Thanks for your time and effort, it's greatly appreciated.
Cheers!
I have a history of gyno; it's come and gone multiple times in my life. When I hit my first growth spurt, I grew 8 inches in 2 years, didn't gain a pound, and I had a huge lump under my right nipple. After I stopped growing, the lump disappeared, only to reappear in my third undergrad year. I lost 37 pounds in 3 months, and during that entire time, I had a huge lump once again under my right nipple, which disappeared once I stopped shedding fat.
I attribute the my last gyno experience to low test levels as a result of a very restrictive diet (since low endogenous test lvls can cause gyno).
Anyway, my question is; will I be at an increased risk for gyno while taking an exogenous source of Test? (500mg/week for 10 weeks) And if so, will it differ from the gyno I had experienced earlier and/or will it be permanent, as opposed to disappearing?
I've got AIFM on hand, pct worked out, diet's been in place since September (200-250g protein/day, 3500 cals), ready to go at the start of next semester, and just wanted to get some thoughts about my risk for gyno and how badly it will develop considering my history. I'm the only person of all the males that I'm acquainted with to ever have gyno, hence my conern.
Thanks for your time and effort, it's greatly appreciated.
Cheers!