Slight GYNO.... Treatable with Clomid ?

[lxorl]

TweetOK.... Here is the deal... My cycle of Prop and Fina ended on saturday... will start clomid tomorrow. I have a little extra, so i plan to run it a little heavier for the first couple of days....

anyway about the last week of my cycle i noticed some signs of gyno.... mainly a little puffiness of my nipples... maybe slightly more sensitive, but nothing huge..... as it stands now my right one is just a little puffy looking.... and my left is the same but with a tiny lump..... What i am wondering is since i am now off... will the lack of juice in the system + clomid clear up the problem, or will I need to grab some arimidex ??

[lxorl]

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Originally posted by saturn
I would run nova with your post. I started nolva at the end of my cycle and have continued through my post. The nolva has pretty much completly taken care of my problem.

the problem is i dont have handy access... I would have to place an order which is somewhat of a pain in the ass... no internet at home... can not get on cyber-rights at work...... so it would be somewhat time consuming....

I was hoping that the clomid and lack of juice would solve the problem... then if not, grab something.

why nolva... I was told arimidex would do a way better job....

[lxorl]

TweetI was under the impression that clomid was similar in its anti E properties much as nolva.... just at a weaker level? From what i kn ow Armidex is just a more powerful version of nolva.... but im no expert.... ill check around.

anyone else ??

[rowray]

Tweetthat's a good idea to start a little heavy at the beginning of your clomid cycle in case your androgen levels are still a little high and then taper down the second and third week. the clomid is a weak estrogen inhibitor but it may be enough to take care of the problem as long as your cycle is over. arimidex worked awesome for me, i definitely recommend it. i used the liquidex version from a research company and it worked great at .25mg per day. better to err on the safe side, ***** tits won't get ya any women at the beach this summer! good luck bro.

[lxorl]

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Originally posted by rowray
that's a good idea to start a little heavy at the beginning of your clomid cycle in case your androgen levels are still a little high and then taper down the second and third week. the clomid is a weak estrogen inhibitor but it may be enough to take care of the problem as long as your cycle is over. arimidex worked awesome for me, i definitely recommend it. i used the liquidex version from a research company and it worked great at .25mg per day. better to err on the safe side, ***** tits won't get ya any women at the beach this summer! good luck bro.

i think ill waite and see if the clomid clears it up before i place an order... there not that bad at all... and hopefully time off and clomid will do the trick....

[spidey]

TweetNolva and Clomid are pretty simular but Nolva binds more selectively at the breast tissue and is thus better for gyno. Also, Nolva is twice to three times more potent per mg than Clomid. Do a google search on tamoxifin (nolva). You'll find a million places to get it; it's cheap and it's not scheduled so you don't need to order it using your secure cyber-rights account. The three month personal supply importation rule works here too.

Don't get stingy now. It's really not worth growing a set of tits is it? Get the nolva and take 20 mg ed for the next 3 months or so and it will clear up good as new.

[AceDaBoss]

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Originally posted by lxorl
the problem is i dont have handy access... I would have to place an order which is somewhat of a pain in the ass... no internet at home... can not get on cyber-rights at work...... so it would be somewhat time consuming....

I was hoping that the clomid and lack of juice would solve the problem... then if not, grab something.

why nolva... I was told arimidex would do a way better job....

Check out the post in the beginning of the board "links to trusted bros" you can find some Nolva (Liquid Tamoxifen pretty cheap) go for it you don't want to risk $4000 for surgery down the road if you end up getting Gyno when you could possibly clear it up beforehand for $60