Nip sensitivity isn't necessarily the start of gyno, although it isn't something I would ignore. Elevated hormones can make your nips itchy/tingly. Usually when that happens, guys start feeling their nips all the time which compounds the problem.
I would stick with the tamoxifen, check T and E2 levels if it continues and if they seem out of proportion to each other, I would consider anastrozole.
Again, I'm not discounting the possibility of this being a warning sign of the onset of gyno. Do you have any extra fluid in your lower legs? That's often another sign of overly high E2.
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