Gynomastia Help just curious..

[mockery]

one thing ill never agree with on this boards is trying to prevent gyno for those that have it, once teh breast tissue has formed, it doesn't go away, just get the tissue and glands removed and problem solved for life.

taking nova and clomid can be far more dangerous then treating it properly and looking for a easy fix is not the way to go since at some point you will have to address it.

too much false rehashed info on the internet

and doctors cant prescribe meds like this to male patients.

[austinite]

one thing ill never agree with on this boards is trying to prevent gyno for those that have it, once teh breast tissue has formed, it doesn't go away, just get the tissue and glands removed and problem solved for life.

taking nova and clomid can be far more dangerous then treating it properly and looking for a easy fix is not the way to go since at some point you will have to address it.

too much false rehashed info on the internet

and doctors cant prescribe meds like this to male patients.

None of that is true, Mockery. Gynecomastia can most certainly develop after surgery.

Studies are readily available for treating pubertal gynecomastia with SERMs. Nothing dangerous about it. Every single study cited no side effects whatsoever.

And yes, doctors prescribe these drugs everyday....

[mockery]

show me a case with any body builder who has THE BREAST TISSUE totally REMOVED, NOT LYPO and it came back. lymphnod fat isnt gyno.

[austinite]

show me a case with any body builder who has THE BREAST TISSUE totally REMOVED, NOT LYPO and it came back. lymphnod fat isnt gyno.

Relax. No need for caps. Search the forum here, several guys redeveloped after surgery.

And regarding your first sentence in this thread, you can't prevent something that already exists. So I'm not sure what you meant by that anyway.

[LowT Mike]

In most gyno surgeries many general surgeons and cosmetic surgeons dont like to get the whole gland out because in some males it can create a concave look to the chest. This is why its better to go to a cosmetic surgeon who understands body sculpting and aesthetics. If you have gyno and your E2 has been normal for months and the gyno is still there. Surgery is your only option.

[LFH40]

In most gyno surgeries many general surgeons and cosmetic surgeons dont like to get the whole gland out because in some males it can create a concave look to the chest. This is why its better to go to a cosmetic surgeon who understands body sculpting and aesthetics. If you have gyno and your E2 has been normal for months and the gyno is still there. Surgery is your only option.

Guys, could you please help me out? Week 3 of TRT with lowT . com. Doing pretty good so far, in my opinion. One thing disconcerting to me is that I'm getting a really sore lump under my right nipple, not to mention that they're sensitive and puffy all the time now (erect, sounds silly). I'm not on an AI at this time. My protocol is 100mg split twice a week and 250iu hCH twice a week. I'm 40, 173lbs, 5'10" and pretty low body fat. I had a similar experience when I was 20 and they found the pituitary adenoma. I had the lump and it was because my prolactin was too high and the bromicriptine that I was prescribed took care of it. Jump to present day, the tumor is now a non-functioning tumor and no longer secreting prolactin and since I've started trt I've gotten this painful lump. My 6 wk bw is three weeks away, will it be too late to correct this by then?

[austinite]

Guys, could you please help me out? Week 3 of TRT with lowT . com. Doing pretty good so far, in my opinion. One thing disconcerting to me is that I'm getting a really sore lump under my right nipple, not to mention that they're sensitive and puffy all the time now (erect, sounds silly). I'm not on an AI at this time. My protocol is 100mg split twice a week and 250iu hCH twice a week. I'm 40, 173lbs, 5'10" and pretty low body fat. I had a similar experience when I was 20 and they found the pituitary adenoma. I had the lump and it was because my prolactin was too high and the bromicriptine that I was prescribed took care of it. Jump to present day, the tumor is now a non-functioning tumor and no longer secreting prolactin and since I've started trt I've gotten this painful lump. My 6 wk bw is three weeks away, will it be too late to correct this by then?

Best to start a new thread bud.