I was just wondering if any of you have had any experience (or know anybody who has) taking nolvadex for gyno and it made the gyno worse.
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I was just wondering if any of you have had any experience (or know anybody who has) taking nolvadex for gyno and it made the gyno worse.
nope it will not.
Hell, I wasn't sure. I read a post earlier today where someone said that they had heard of that happening.
I'm not sure.. but It shouldn't do it! I don't think it somethink to get worried about !
You'll be fine !
hey I just had a bunch of tests on these drugs in school. no way in hell can it make it worse.
do yourself a favor. DON'T BE LAZY!!! READ AND INCREASE YOUR KNOWLEDGE!!
are u kidding?
if the gyno was caused by deca then the nolva wouldn't work and maybe you would think it's making it worse
Is there rebound effects? I have heard rumors of that.
i guess if your taking nolva thinking you have gyno but really have a prolactin problem from tren or deca,then yes it will get worse because you are not treating the correct problem.but if you have gyno then nolva is what you want it is breast tissue specific.
I have read in a few rare cases in clinical studies, nolvadex can actually have the reverse effect and raise estrogen, so I wouldn't say theres no way in hell it can make it worse. Plus there is the possibility ofthe rebound effect and if you have high estrogen levels when you come off the nolva and that could worsen an already existing case of gyno I you get off it and have high estrogen levels. Birddog is right to say read and increase your knowledge but even if you read the steroid profiles on the homepage it will say that nolva can increase estrogen in a few rare cases.Quote:
Originally Posted by birddog
Not if you're taking an AI along with the nolva. There's no guarantee you'll see a rebound effect w/o an AI, but you're still going to have pretty high estrogen levels once coming off.Quote:
Originally Posted by chinups