Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below I've seen on past post your insurance will cover it if its painful. So if you go to a doc tell him it burns and itches and also never admit to steroid use. Like I said you should do a search because their was alot of post in the past and you will probably find the information you are looking for.
Tired of GYNO.......
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busdriver1
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dude, you have to tell the doc that you are in pain. I got gyno from roid use and my insurance is paying. You have to act like you are in pain, then its not considered cosmetic. I was actually surprised how easy it was to fool the doctors and the insurance company. Most people with gyno are in pain so your doctor will understand.
Digital Ricky
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I had child hood gyno..........it was not that bad but it bothered me. So I went to a doc told him it was causing me discomfort and got to removed. It was the best thing that i could do. I was back in the gym in 2 weeks. If it is bothering you get it removed.
Sexual Mustard
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busdriver1, what did you say to your doc as far as how the gyno got started? Did you tell him you got it from juice, or did he ask/notice your build?
busdriver1
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oh yeh, he asked if i juiced, so did the nurse. I told them I had been training for 10 years and worked hard to get where I was. Anyway I told the doc that seemed like I had this shit (played dumb, acted like I didnt know what it was) when I was about 14 and I thought it went away, however in the past year or so it keeps flaring up and is very painful. I told him that I couldnt perform at my job and that I needed to get something done. You gotta act pissed off about it and depressed, go in there and tell the doc that something is gotta go and that you are tired of it.I actually got into an arguement with my doc because he told me that he thought it would go away. I told that fucker that I didnt care what he "thought" and that I wasnt waiting around to see if it would, told him I might lose my job over this shit. LOL. BTW, I had an appointment with an endocronologist when I left his office. The endocronologist was very cool and once all my test results came back normal, he set me up and insurance is paying. bottom line bro, you gotta act like you are in pain if you want insurance to pay, otherwise it is considered cosmetic. fake the pain, I did and it worked.
Busdriver ya hit it right on the head bro. Ya gotta go in there with the attitude that it is ruining your life(it feels that way sometimes) Easiest way to do this is just try to think of all the teasn ya got, all the pool parties ya missed, all the chicks you were too scared to talk to 'cause you thought they would compare tit sizes with ya, and finally all the training and dieting you did.
Hope this helps, good luck with everything bro.
Hope this helps, good luck with everything bro.
Sounds like a plan
Truth of the matter I have never done steroids. I have been researching for a couple of months now. Developing my first cycle and training regimen. I have always been hesitant because of my gyno and the greater possibilty that it could get worse. Gotta go, I've got this burning constant pain around my nips and it hurts like hell. Thanks Bro's.
FREAK
Truth of the matter I have never done steroids. I have been researching for a couple of months now. Developing my first cycle and training regimen. I have always been hesitant because of my gyno and the greater possibilty that it could get worse. Gotta go, I've got this burning constant pain around my nips and it hurts like hell. Thanks Bro's.
FREAK
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Victor
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try yohimburn + arimidex or liquidex and if it doesn't solve the problem , SURGERY is the only option
Victor
Victor
HugeWannabe
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check this out
I am relatively new to as and I have not had any gyno problems yet. I am just starting my post cycle care and doing a lot more reading about it. Check out this post on femera and how it stacks up to arimidex. This guy claims it cleared up his existing gyno and if yours is still soft maybe it will help you too. Its a good post cause it has dosages on their as well.
http://boards.elitefitness.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=80976
I am relatively new to as and I have not had any gyno problems yet. I am just starting my post cycle care and doing a lot more reading about it. Check out this post on femera and how it stacks up to arimidex. This guy claims it cleared up his existing gyno and if yours is still soft maybe it will help you too. Its a good post cause it has dosages on their as well.
http://boards.elitefitness.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=80976
