Arimidex and gyno

**dieoxwithout** · 08-08-2017, 11:13 AM

Perhaps I don't know as much about running gear as I did but I have started noticing changes in my body. I have had gyno from being an overweight kid and once I started TRT and added in Airimedix my tits have started to shrink and the odd part is actually the gland I used to feel behind the bitch tits have actually shrunk, actual gyno will be a gland behind the skin and you can feel it. I have added in test and airimedix and my body is changing and starting to change much more. Is this what dex does with gyno?

**EDCG19** · 08-08-2017, 11:28 AM

Running dex you are most likely preventing the buildup of gyno and you are controlling the estrogen levels.

To control gyno people usually run dex and nolva together, or letro which has been shown to decrease/stop gyno but letro is a bit aggressive imo and I don't recommend it usually..

Only way to get rid of preexisting gyno is surgery and once you have actual gyno it can come back.

**matt thebeard** · 08-08-2017, 10:36 PM

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**Obs** · 08-09-2017, 12:34 AM

Originally Posted by dieoxwithout

Perhaps I don't know as much about running gear as I did but I have started noticing changes in my body. I have had gyno from being an overweight kid and once I started TRT and added in Airimedix my tits have started to shrink and the odd part is actually the gland I used to feel behind the bitch tits have actually shrunk, actual gyno will be a gland behind the skin and you can feel it. I have added in test and airimedix and my body is changing and starting to change much more. Is this what dex does with gyno?

All you are doing is controlling estrogen with arimidex .
The only treatment that can actually cure is either surgical removal or nolvadex (tamoxifen citrate) also known as tamoximed. Increasing the dosage of an aromatase inhibitor will only temporarily shrink the gland because the estrogen levels have fallen. You should see a doctor about the gyno and be will more than likely prescribe a serm nd if it is ineffective surgery.

**dieoxwithout** · 08-09-2017, 07:44 AM

Originally Posted by Obspowerstroke

All you are doing is controlling estrogen with arimidex .
The only treatment that can actually cure is either surgical removal or nolvadex (tamoxifen citrate) also known as tamoximed. Increasing the dosage of an aromatase inhibitor will only temporarily shrink the gland because the estrogen levels have fallen. You should see a doctor about the gyno and be will more than likely prescribe a serm nd if it is ineffective surgery.

I'm not sure if I can. I have brought this up to a doctor before and my gp to do a blood test for a hormone panel. He said no way and mentioned I shouldn't even be thinking about taking steroids . I mentioned I have gyno, he "knows" as I showed him my tits and he pretty much said it is not a concern and he wasn't going to sign off on doing blood work for me. Maybe, that is why so many of us do this on our own and keep it secret?

Guy above already mentioned but you said prescribe a serm? You mean something like nolvadex or clomid?

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**Obs** · 08-09-2017, 09:31 AM

Originally Posted by dieoxwithout

I'm not sure if I can. I have brought this up to a doctor before and my gp to do a blood test for a hormone panel. He said no way and mentioned I shouldn't even be thinking about taking steroids . I mentioned I have gyno, he "knows" as I showed him my tits and he pretty much said it is not a concern and he wasn't going to sign off on doing blood work for me. Maybe, that is why so many of us do this on our own and keep it secret?

Guy above already mentioned but you said prescribe a serm? You mean something like nolvadex or clomid?

I would listen to kel. If not get a better doctor.

**Obs** · 08-09-2017, 09:42 AM

http://forums.steroid.com/pct-post-c...erms-only.html
Follow and read this link and it willsave you a lot of trouble. Guys like kel on here are very expert on treating hormone imbalances and problems caused by them. Get bloodwork and they can give you solutions. Unlike me, they don't throw medicine at a problem without knowing what is going on.