My friend has a hard lump on the side of he's pec it's about 4 months old. He didn't finish he's pct eiva because he claimed it made him spotty. What would be the best dosage of a letro nolva stack to get rid of this problem?
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My friend has a hard lump on the side of he's pec it's about 4 months old. He didn't finish he's pct eiva because he claimed it made him spotty. What would be the best dosage of a letro nolva stack to get rid of this problem?
No good. Look into Raloxifene. It's superior to the two compounds you mentioned.
What sorta dosage would it be ran at?Quote:
Originally Posted by austinite
60mg of ralox a day. But should he start an ai too even tho he's not cycling at the min?
Check estro levels and see.Quote:
Originally Posted by justo
Age? Bf%? When was his most recent cycle and how was the recovery?
Actually, 4 month old lump, not directly under the nipple...Quote:
Originally Posted by justo
May need a pic to be sure. Or see a doc to confirm if its really gyno. Might be something else.
Go with Ralox. I just started running 60mg/day because I've heard so many people on hear talking about how great of a compound it is. Why didn't you errr your friend run pct? Did you or are you running an AI?Quote:
Originally Posted by justo
I've never ran a cycle bro and my friend didn't run an ai and stopped pct short.Quote:
Originally Posted by JWP806
yeah he is going to feel a bit "spotty" on PCT, everyone does, you ar ein recovery mod. at this point he should just run a serm like ralox. not an AI, use an AI during cycle to avoid this.
I highly rec you/he grab ralox from ar and run it for 4-8 weeks. but keep in mind in many cases gyno will have to be cut out to be removed.
Good luck
chances are his estrogen are normal now since hes been off for a while, but blood work is a GOOD IDEA to really know for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by AD
It wasnt really mentioned how long he was on. Or when he was off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Juced_porkchop
Do you think it's the majority of cases or the minority? I would imagine it's the minority but I don't really know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Juced_porkchop
While MANY have to be surgically removed my GUESS is that the majority can be taken care of through medication. I have had great luck with Letro/Nolva but I aslo knew going into it I was going to have to deal with crashing my E2 levels. I have yet to try Raloxifene. I may give that a shot if I have any flare up in the future.