Gyno

[LWharton]

I have a little gyno from a cycle about 6 years ago.. It is very sensative. I want to get rid of it. I have heard if letro and Armidex. WHich is better and where can i get either?

[RapaciousShark]

if it hasn't gone away after six years I seriously doubt any drug will do the trick. If I were you I wouldn't risk making it worse with an AI. That's what i honestly think, and I'm not clueless by any means. Just save up and get it fixed

[FrankieJJ23]

check out this theard..

http://forums.steroid.com/showthread...ghlight=Femara

[LWharton]

When you say, "Get it fixed". So you mean surgery? Cut it out?

[RapaciousShark]

yeah. I mean you can try the letro reversal but I don't think it will work for you. You only have about a 20% chance of success if you do it right after you get the gyno. It's been 6 years?? The chance of success is so small that it almost certainly won't work and you'll have potentially pretty bad sides and when you finish you have to be careful bc the estrogen rebound could make your tits bigger.

I'm saving to get my lumps removed, and in the meantime they are hardly noticeable at all so I'm not trippin over it. So that would be my suggestion ya know.

[Pac Man]

gonna have to agree, it's been 6 years, it ain't going out easy

[warchild]

the surgery is fairly simple and quick

[LWharton]

Thanks Guys!

[pockets]

just out of curiosity, does health insurance cover surgury???

[LWharton]

Yes I have a hmo and my doc said it was covered.

[pockets]

thanks good info, but what would you tell doc. i guess you have no choice but to tell the truth. anyway i hope i never need to find out

[RapaciousShark]

dont mention steroids , weed, or alcohol. You need documented proof that it's painful and doesnt respond to pain relievers, that the etiology has been ascertained, and you cant have a body fat % that they can blame it on. Also, insurance wont cover liposuction, only excisions.