Quote Originally Posted by Swifto View Post
I read your "first post" but what you failed to understand is that "milk nips" is not always a sign of prolactin related gyno.

Hypogondal males have been known to lactate and so have males with just increased estrogen levels.

Lactation in males is NOT just because of prolactin.

I always suggest using an AI, always if aromotasable compounds are used. Some even get increased E on HRT, so then doc. and endo's suggest using a low dose of an AI.

AI of choice? Exemestane (Aromasin). It doesnt interect negatively with Tamoxifen if you need to run it to combat gyno. Letro can be very strong in males and Arimidex can be directly toxic to joints even in small doses.

Keep Tamox on hand at all times and if using 19-Nor's where the possibility of prolactin increasing seems more so, from evidence gathered on these boards, keep a D-agonist on hand also (Caber/Prami/Bromo). But an AI alone should suffice.
This is a great post. Everyone should read it. It summarizes so many things clearly and concisely with simple explainations. Nice post Swift.....