Gyno reduction during TRT

[jch3131]

I have had small lumps for the past 6 months due to terrible doctors. They are about the size of a M&M. I have finally got a good doctor that wants to help treat for this and has talked about tamoxifen. My Insurance that I get through my company wont cover this cost. If I choose to just keep going with my Anastrozole and can keep my Estradiol at the 20-30 mark, will over time the lumps start to clear up? I ask because I simply dont know. I hear bodybuilders talking a lot about Masteron in their cycles clearing up their lumps due to its estrogen blocking properties so it makes sense that controling estrogen over a period of time will cause that tissue growth to die.

[kelkel]

Controlling estrogen will prevent it from getting worse but it won't remove it. If it's hard and fibrous it's doubtful serms will help. If not they stand a good chance of helping but it takes time. Serms are available in liquid form through our site sponsor, btw.

Read Austinites thread on gyno in the AAS Q & A Educational Articles sticky thread. Good info there.

[jimmyinkedup]

Your dr is on the right track. If I had to self medicate for gyno Id choose ralox over tamox but both are effective.

[kelkel]

Your dr is on the right track.

Which is really surprising!

[jch3131]

They are somewhat hard, I can push them and they give. Does Masteron have SERM properties or is it more AI? I find it strange that it is so good at drying up gyno but using Anastrozole wont.

[jch3131]

I agree that Ralox would be the better choice. Unfortunately my Dr wont go that route. I guess my "fork in the road" is, do I go the Prescription route from my dr and just pay out of pocket to ensure I have Pharm quality or do I go research chems and same that extra and take a chance on accurately dosed meds?

[kelkel]

Mast is simply a dht with weak AI properties. Nolva or Ralox are your weapons of choice here, without question.

[kelkel]

Just go with Tamox. The percentage difference between Ralox and Tamox is minimal at best. You'll be fine with research chems.

[jch3131]

Thanks Kel and Jimmy