Anyone had success taking high dose Nolva to get rid or minimize a mild gyno case?

[SpeedDemon]

Supposedly long term post cycle, semi-heavy use of Nolvadex can get rid of gyno.

80 MG ED Nolva 4 weeks
40 MG ED Nolva 4 weeks
20 MG ED Nolva until complete resolution, or until cycle is over.

The time frame can vary depending on your own progress. The key is to not step the dosage down until you see a good reduction in size.

The optimum time to start treatment is withing a month or two of symptoms starting to occur. There is some evidence to show that one the tissues become more well defined, it is harder to treat the gyno, making surgery the only real option. This probably takes around 12 months to occur.

Nolvadex specifically targets the breast tissue, I would use that over Clomid. Moreover mg per mg it is "stronger" at being an anti estrogen, as for post cycle the two of them combined with HCG at specific points in the cycle or post cycle would be best, instead of only one item. Nolvadex + clomid has been shown to work better.

Anyone had luck with that. I have a mild case of gyno and was wondering about doing that!

[nj123]

bump

[Cuttup]

Guy, dont you think 80mg ed is high?

[builtthekid]

I bet if i had gyno i wouldnt think it was so high.

[dirtdawg]

i used 80 mgs until the symptoms went away, then went to 40 mgs for a couple of days, dont remember how long, then back to 20 mgs ed till end of pct

[Cuttup]

I see your point.

[Russ616]

i used 80 mgs until the symptoms went away, then went to 40 mgs for a couple of days, dont remember how long, then back to 20 mgs ed till end of pct

Just cleared up a good case of gyno. I hit 80mgs ed for 9 days then 20mgs for about 3 wks and now continueing at 10mgs ed. I am back to gaining...

[dirtdawg]

Just cleared up a good case of gyno. I hit 80mgs ed for 9 days then 20mgs for about 3 wks and now continueing at 10mgs ed. I am back to gaining...

i think i went 80 mgs for 5-7 days and 20 mgs til pct was over, so probably 6-8 weeks, no gyno now

[Univex]

Nolva is OK, but Exemestane would be a better choice. This is by far the best Anti-E going right now.

[Bryan2]

letrozole is even better