Letro for delayed Gyno?

[kizza234]

I finished a small cycle about a year ago, then 6 months after I got Gyno. I've tried ralox 60mg/day for probably 5-6 weeks but no results. Is Letro a viable option? And can someone explain the use of nolva/ralox to prevent the "rebound" when Letro is stopped?

[The Deadlifting Dog]

Please describe your gyno.

[kizza234]

Right side maybe the size of a small marble, left side about 1/2 that. Both are tender, just feels like a soft mass.

[numbere]

I finished a small cycle about a year ago, then 6 months after I got Gyno. I've tried ralox 60mg/day for probably 5-6 weeks but no results. Is Letro a viable option? And can someone explain the use of nolva/ralox to prevent the "rebound" when Letro is stopped?

No, letro is not a viable option. If you haven't already you need to have BW in order to assess your situation. Six weeks is not enough time for SERM treatment.

Gyno begins in a florid stage and becomes more fibrous over time. Gyno reversal may take a long good time if the lump has become fibrous. Short of surgery you best chance at recovery is to resume ralox treatment. It may take up to 9+ months until you're fully cured.

IMO you should begin using ralox again at 60 mg/day for six weeks and continue until remission. If you haven't noticed any positive results at the 6 week point then increase the dosage to 80 mg/day until your lumps have receded.

II can't answer your last question because I don't understand what you're asking.

[kizza234]

Does liquid ralox have to be refrigerated?

[numbere]

Does liquid ralox have to be refrigerated?

Storing at room temperature is perfectly fine, but it will last longer if refrigerated.