Need help/advice on irritating gyno problem..

[MuscleInk]

At this stage I would go get some blood work done. Any Adex suggestions would be a guessing game.

^^^You beat me too this!

BW would be the best way to see what is happening. Randomly dosing pills is a "shot gun in the dark" approach. There are plenty of useful meds to reduce gyno symptoms IF the mass hasn't become dense or fibrous which could require a surgical resection to eliminate. Evista (raloxifene), femara, and tamoxifen are standards for early stage gyno but in the future, follow a proper AI protocol so you aren't forced to treat something that my have been avoided.

[Terminator]

^^^You beat me too this!

BW would be the best way to see what is happening. Randomly dosing pills is a "shot gun in the dark" approach. There are plenty of useful meds to reduce gyno symptoms IF the mass hasn't become dense or fibrous which could require a surgical resection to eliminate. Evista (raloxifene), femara, and tamoxifen are standards for early stage gyno but in the future, follow a proper AI protocol so you aren't forced to treat something that my have been avoided.

Thanks for the help,, yea I never did a proper AI or PCT until now so I defintly brought this on myself just don't won't it too get worse

[austinite]

^^^You beat me too this!

BW would be the best way to see what is happening. Randomly dosing pills is a "shot gun in the dark" approach. There are plenty of useful meds to reduce gyno symptoms IF the mass hasn't become dense or fibrous which could require a surgical resection to eliminate. Evista (raloxifene), femara, and tamoxifen are standards for early stage gyno but in the future, follow a proper AI protocol so you aren't forced to treat something that my have been avoided.

To. Not too. Now we're even!!