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    Jarman is offline New Member
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    Anyone know enough to answer this?

    Here's the dilemma...I have been planning a test/deca cycle for a while, however, I am worried about the possibility of progesterone related gyno that can accompany deca. I have ran deca in the past at 200mg/week for 9 weeks and had no problems. I guess this is my question: If I start up a cycle of test E @ 600mg/week and deca @300mg/week, and I happen to get gyno, how do I know which compound is causing the gyno? If I think it is the test that is causing it, the I may take nolva to counteract it, but I hear that nolva will actually speed up the development of gyno if the gyno is progesterone (deca) related. On the other hand, if I think the gyno is progesterone related, and I take dostinex - it could actually be from the test and the dostinex wouldn't do anything to prevent it.

    So, there it is guys....what do you think?

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    well you could always run a mild does of an AI to combat excess estrogen then if you start feeling gyno its would most likely be coming from the deca so you could run the Dostinex just my thoughts but ill bump for more answers as well

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    I would recommend Letro

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    use letro

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    Keep ya test dose lower, as estrogen will act as a magnifier to prog/prolactin sides.

    Caber or bromo to keep prolactin under control.

    Arimidex if you still have any estro issues.

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