Quick gyno inquiry for a buddy

[75th]

A good friend of mine got hit by a car while in the middle of his last cycle. We both believe that a combination of the sudden decrease of muscle (for not being able to work out for a few months) and the lack of proper PCT led to a lump about the size of a nickel under his left nipple.

He is considering ordering some liquid arimidex from ancillaryguys in order to get rid of it. Waste of money or should this method work?

By the by, the cycle consisted of Test/winny.

 

[TheAssholeFomerlyKnownAsDBBT]

A good friend of mine got hit by a car while in the middle of his last cycle. We both believe that a combination of the sudden decrease of muscle (for not being able to work out for a few months) and the lack of proper PCT led to a lump about the size of a nickel under his left nipple.

He is considering ordering some liquid arimidex from ancillaryguys in order to get rid of it. Waste of money or should this method work?

By the by, the cycle consisted of Test/winny.

All he needs to take is 60mg Nolva ED until the lumps go away, they will trust me.

 

[NYBodyguard]

All he needs to take is 60mg Nolva ED until the lumps go away, they will trust me.

yup it truly does wonders

 

[75th]

Thanks. Ill have him order some from ancillaryguys instead of the a-dex.

 

[baby DBOL]

All he needs to take is 60mg Nolva ED until the lumps go away, they will trust me.

That is 50% true. I have had it both ways.

Had a lump from estrogen sides and ran nolva and it went away in about 5 days. But you could also have the actual breast gland growth form from estrogen. If this happens, that lump is permanent and will require surgery.

Unfortunately, I have had 2 gyno surgeries over the years.

So it could be one or the other, hopefully the nolva will work, but if its a good lump and hard, dont expect a miracle.

 

[AAP]

That is 50% true. I have had it both ways.

Had a lump from estrogen sides and ran nolva and it went away in about 5 days. But you could also have the actual breast gland growth form from estrogen. If this happens, that lump is permanent and will require surgery.

Unfortunately, I have had 2 gyno surgeries over the years.

So it could be one or the other, hopefully the nolva will work, but if its a good lump and hard, dont expect a miracle.

Why 2? Did they not take out the gland itself the first time? Did you insurance pay?

 

[75th]

That is 50% true. I have had it both ways.

Had a lump from estrogen sides and ran nolva and it went away in about 5 days. But you could also have the actual breast gland growth form from estrogen. If this happens, that lump is permanent and will require surgery.

Unfortunately, I have had 2 gyno surgeries over the years.

So it could be one or the other, hopefully the nolva will work, but if its a good lump and hard, dont expect a miracle.

He says that some days the lump is smaller than other days. Hell try the nolva and see if it works.

 

[baby DBOL]

Why 2? Did they not take out the gland itself the first time? Did you insurance pay?

Insurance will not pay for these surgeries.

I am very susecptable to gyno! Had first surgury in 1994, from puberty enduced gyno and AAS over doses from lack of knowledge and experience with drugs,made it worse. No gland removal, just breast tissue lipo'd out.

1999 had been using AAS very sucessfully and had gotton up to 285 pounds with a very solid build. unforntutely for my tall build at that weight, my knees, back and hips just hurt all the time, so I decided to drop down some. as I was cutting down, the non painful lumps that were covered by all the mass started to show and once I came clean they started to hurt some. Second surgery, I had lipo and glands cut out. unfortunately back then there was limited knowledge of anti-e anti-p's like today.

ancillaries are so cheap compared to surgery, get some casaber or femara/nolva everytime.

 

[75th]

Now he's bugging me to find out (no offense) if ancillary guys is as reputable as it was back when he was on here.

I would do a search but Im not platinum. Thanks again.