Deca related Gyno?

[GTOne]

Can I ask you why you're running such a low dose of deca?

More for the therapeutic benefits. Also helps offset the joint issues that come with Winny. Has worked wonderfully so far.

As I have said, though, re the Deca, I do not see this as being the culprit for this. I have run Deca much higher than this with no problem. My fear is there is no way to be absolutely certain. So I was interested in opinions, but it sounds like everyone is jumping on the Deca bandwagon as the culprit - though not sure why.

My question is, if the gyno symptoms are not from the Deca (again, I do not think it is), would it be ok to run Nolvadex? Or, will that actually help cause Deca related gyno.

Hope that makes sense...

[WARMachine]

More for the therapeutic benefits. Also helps offset the joint issues that come with Winny. Has worked wonderfully so far.

As I have said, though, re the Deca, I do not see this as being the culprit for this. I have run Deca much higher than this with no problem. My fear is there is no way to be absolutely certain. So I was interested in opinions, but it sounds like everyone is jumping on the Deca bandwagon as the culprit - though not sure why.

My question is, if the gyno symptoms are not from the Deca (again, I do not think it is), would it be ok to run Nolvadex? Or, will that actually help cause Deca related gyno.

Hope that makes sense...

NO! It will cause some serious issues. Read the Caber thread.

[Swifto]

Thanks for the reply.

Even if it is a low dosage, and never had a problem with it before with Deca? I am fairly certain that it is not the Deca causing this. That said, if the board agrees that Nolva would be a no no, then I won't go there.

Thanks

you can have progesterone related gyno. shouldnt take nolva with a nor19, this can make things worse. get some caber. and move your adex up to .5mg ed and see it that helps

NO! It will cause some serious issues. Read the Caber thread.

This is all false.

Tamox will not worsen Deca/Tren related gyno.

It DOES NOT upregulate the progesterone receptor (PgR) in breast tissue. It actually downregulates it in breast tissue. It also downregulates the estrogen receptor (ER).