Friend of mine has gyno and came to me for advice. He’s rather incompetent when it comes to AAS. he always comes to me for advice when its a tad late. Apparently he’s had the gyno long enough for it to be pubertal and not AAS related but he isnt 100% positive that it didnt come from his use of gear. I dont really know what to tell him about pubertal gyno and how to treat it so i’m coming to u guys for some extra help.
I’ve been looking throughout the forum and have seen (not surprising at all) contradicting statements over and over. Any suggestions posted please either have a good knowledge of the subject or personal experience.
I can tell you that the time I tried getting rid of pubertal gyno (possibly slightly larger due to AAS usage) by employing a high dosage of letrozole for a period of weeks that I was miserable (zero libido, kind of “dead” feeling), it had absolutely no effect upon my gyno, and it took me a couple of months to fully recover from everything. I was on plenty of test at the time too, and this did not help support my libido in the slightest. So my suggestion would be for him to NOT go that route, lol.
The more I research it, the closer I come to the conclusion that there is no real option for truly getting rid of gyno short of surgery. I plan on getting mine removed in the next couple of years, as soon as I can justify spending $5000 on a cosmetic procedure that probably is only noticible to me. My wife presently nods and says she understands, but when I get a little closer to actually wanting to spend that money, I expect there will be a little bit more resistance encountered!
Well i can notice its there but its definitely not something major. And its something thats really not noticeable unless you’re really looking for it. It merely just looks like one of his nipples are a little puffy. Do you think his condition could worsen with continued use?
Well, if he uses responsibly, he should be able to keep it from getting permanently bigger, but there are often a lot of fluctuations on and post cycle. I know my nipples “act” completely differently while on, even when my estrogen is under control. They are usually more hard and swollen overall. I also have fatty deposits under and around the nipple that grow and then shrink up again post cycle. It’s such a personal thing, though, that everyone is going to react differently. And there are different paths for growing breast tissue, as well (prolactin or progesterone or both, I still don’t really understand these).
Mine is still at a point where I don’t feel I “need” the surgery, but if it was to get much worse than it currently is, I would probably become pretty neurotic about it, and if I could justify the extra $5000, I would get it done in a second.
Alrighty… Yeah I understand its going to vary person to person. I have a difficult time giving advice over something like that. Anyway I appreciate the help.