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    New question about nipples

    I'm in week 10 of my test enanthate/anavar cycle, and have noticed that my nipples are always hard.

    I've used the search function and haven't seen much, if anything, about the actual nipples being hard. They are very erect and maybe a little sensitive, but probably because I've been touching them a lot.

    There is no lump behind them, and there is no itchiness. They are just very hard and erect.

    Is this a sign of gyno? I've been running a-dex .25 eod.

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    It could be gyno, but my opinion is no. I had a "scare" a couple of weeks ago and it wasnt gyno at all. I was thinking about it way too much as well. I think the fear of tits hits really close to home for all who are in tune with looking good. Keep an eye on it. If the get sore, or your shirt touching them is irritating, I would really look at it as gyno. BTW, how long is your cycle?

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    My cycle is 12 weeks, I was slightly itchy in one nip like 4 weeks ago, but I don't feel anything behind them... I figured the arimidex would handle it.

    I'm in week 10 of a 12 week cycle.

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    What's behind them isn't important right now, nodule development is an intermediate phase. If you're for whatever reason (itching, tingling, sensitivity erectness, etc.) noticing your nipples more than usual begin an anti-gyno regimen immediately. AI's are best on cycle, and SERMs (Nolva over Clomid) off, but either will do. A-dex however is not preferable considering it's comparative weakness to the alternatives.

    Think of any enhanced nipple notability as you would early warning heart pains heralding a heart attack. Sure you can say, my left arm isn’t tingling yet and I’m not short of breath, but those are intermediate to advanced symptoms.
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    Quote Originally Posted by magic32 View Post
    What's behind them isn't important right now, nodule development is an intermediate phase. If you're for whatever reason (itching, tingling, sensitivity erectness, etc.) noticing your nipples more than usual begin an anti-gyno regimen immediately. AI's are best on cycle, and SERMs (Nolva over Clomid) off, but either will do. A-dex however is not preferable considering it's comparative weakness to the alternatives.

    Think of any enhanced nipple notability as you would early warning heart pains heralding a heart attack. Sure you can say, my left arm isn’t tingling yet and I’m not short of breath, but those are intermediate to advanced symptoms.
    I was planning on doing nolva and clomid post cycle. Should I continue the cycle while doing 20mg/nolva a day? and then do PCT as planned? Is it too late for this?

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