Need help with gyno & pct plz..

[bbboy333]

Firstly i would like to say that this is the most informative site i have ever come across- absolutely amazing, great work.

Ok, im 28 and running a 10 week cycle of sus 250. I have ran some mild cycles in the past, so not my first. Im in week 7 and feeling some soreness and lumpiness around the nipple area. I have had this with previous cycles and took nolvadex and found that these reactions had been reduced considerably.

I can get my hands on clomid, nolvadex and arimadex. My question is what should i start taking now to reduce the gyno? How much should i take? And how long should i take it- should i keep running it until pct?

For my pct, plz correct me if im wrong, but its 18 days after the last shot... What combination should i use from the above 3? what dosages? how long should my pct run for? Plz be specific and thourough, cause i really want to get it right..

Thanks in advance guys i really appreciate it.

[HOLLYWOOD.JACK]

You should've taken all this into account BEFORE you started your cycle
Especially since you've done some 'mild cycles' in your past ..?

PCT
Nolva: 40/40/20/20
Clomid: 50/50/50/50

I'll let someone else jump in here for the Gyno Q but maybe 0.5mg of Adex ED until it goes away ..

[Mammon]

id start 40-60mg nolvadex until symptoms subside.. probably be fine with 40mg..
anyway, once symptoms subside continue the nolvadex at 20mg right through pct.

[DSM4Life]

We need pictures asap.

[bbboy333]

Thanks for the prompt replies.

Mammon, should i be using any arimadex for gyno treatment as suggested by hollywood jack? If not should i be incorporating it into my pct, if so what dosage?

[Mammon]

you could start the adex but when symptoms flare up id start nolvadex . it works fast.. faster than adex. stopping the already present circulating estrogen from binding to the receptors in the breast

[bbboy333]

ok, i will opt for the nolvadex , but should i still be using arimadex for pct or for the remainder of my cycle? I read that adex reduces water retention, is this correct?