Having an issue with out of control Gyno on Tren... please help!

So here is a breakdown. I do TRT and currently I’m doing about 250 mg of test per week, But three weeks ago I threw in Tren add about 200 mg per week. I have always been taking Aromasin but it doesn’t seem to be doing anything much to help. Gyno is just keeps getting a little bit worse and not going away. So I just bought a bottle of Nolvadex today and I am trying to figure out if I should start trying that. Prami doesn’t work either! I’ve been taking that also. Could someone please suggest how much Nolvadex to start with? Would really appreciate it thank you

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Get on Nolva, drop the tren - or, try keeping the tren

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Originally Posted by KidUK

So here is a breakdown. I do TRT and currently I’m doing about 250 mg of test per week, But three weeks ago I threw in Tren add about 200 mg per week. I have always been taking Aromasin but it doesn’t seem to be doing anything much to help. Gyno is just keeps getting a little bit worse and not going away. So I just bought a bottle of Nolvadex today and I am trying to figure out if I should start trying that. Prami doesn’t work either! I’ve been taking that also. Could someone please suggest how much Nolvadex to start with? Would really appreciate it thank you

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Aromasin isn't going to work and Nolvadex probably won't either cuz its prolactin induced gyno not estrogen induced. You will get it use Deca or Tren does progesterone causes high prolactin. I suggest you try Caber. That will knock it out within a week or at least stop at from getting any worse. You can take Nolvadex and caber together.

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Drop the tren run and AI or keep the tren run Caner or prami

run masteron with tren.

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Originally Posted by Mooseman33

run masteron with tren.

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Yes this exactly. 300 to 400mg of Mast E or P usually keeps the high prolactin you get from any androgen such as Nandralones or Trenbolne down by itself, but I would still use a dopimine antagonist such as Caber.


You can also usually get away with a OTC vitamin called Mucuna pruriens.

Also 300mg of vitamin B6 2 × per day will help...

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Had a question on the above...didn’t like how I phrased it (sounded dickish) so I deleted and dug for my own answer.

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