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Got my boobs cut out today. I had thought they were small in fact most people wouldn't notice them. My size estimate was about a quarter round and maybe 5-8mm deep. The doc showed them to me and they were alot bigger.
Anyways... do I still need to use Anti E's during bigger cycles??
Got my boobs cut out today. I had thought they were small in fact most people wouldn't notice them. My size estimate was about a quarter round and maybe 5-8mm deep. The doc showed them to me and they were alot bigger.
Anyways... do I still need to use Anti E's during bigger cycles??
I have heard that you can have it removed, which would definately have it's benefits. Although, I have also heard removing it makes your pecs look worse than if you leave the gland in. ( Don't know why ) I saw this in a thread on FG somewhere.
Not from personal experience, but I know of 2 guys who had re-occuring gyno after surgery. The anti-e also serves other purposes during the cycle and PCT.
Have you read the stuff Dr. Colker writes? He has some great gyno info. There are some plastic surgeons and general surgeons who have some understanding of roid use and PCT. Colker seems to be at the forefront but I wouln't consider his opinion to be the end all to be all.
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