
Originally Posted by
cylon357
OP, what is your dosing schedule? Like 2x week or once? Switching to more frequent injections if you aren't already may help with peaks and valleys (the peaks may be causing your issues). Also, Test P, E, C, or what?
Since the gyno is returning after surgery (man that stinks!), I think it is a good idea to get the current situation under control with Ralox or Tamox but maybe a little Adex in your protocol will avoid the issue entirely going forward. I know that goes against current thinking but if it worked for you in the past, maybe it is worth a shot here. SERMs are generally a better choice, but if the AI works for you and doesn't cause any negatives, then maybe it is worth a look see. We can respond differently to the same molecules...
So in short, I think I would:
1 - lower the dose
2 - switch to more frequent injections (2 or even 3 times a week)
3 - try to get and keep the situation under control with Tamox
4 - Add adex in at your previous doses (if the previous 3 don't work for you)
There are more protocols for getting rid of gyno. I think some can be found in the stickies in the AAS section. They are a little more complicated and probably harsher but they are a better option than surgery, IMHO.