HCG - Gyno Questions

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I am planning to do my first cycle (listed below) in a long time (The last cycle was 2013) and plan on running HCG during the cycle. I have some personal reasons why it’s important for me to run the HCG. I have never used HCG but in doing research in preparation, I have come across a number of posts of people saying HCG gave them gyno fairly quickly (even at 250iu x weekly). I have no basis that it would be an issue with me however, I want to be prepared for anything.

So my question is, reading up I found mixed thoughts on how to combat this. Some said Nolva & Aromasin wouldn’t work because it is actual tissue receptors in breast tissue, some said it would. Some said Raloxifene or Caber. I do have access to any of these compounds but want to be prepared if there is an issue and know how to respond. What protocol should I put in place with what compounds if I start seeing gyno flare up from HCG?

In my past cycles, I had very minimal sides from AAS but that was almost a decade ago.

Test E 250mg x 2 weekly (Weeks 1 -12)
Tbol 40mg (6 weeks - debating on the front end or back end)
HCG 250iu x 2 weekly (Weeks 3 -12) (should I run this out to a few days before PCT?)

20 tabs of 25mg Aromasin on hand.
HCG 5000iu

(Starting at week 15)
Clomid 50/50/25/25
Nolvadex 40/40/20/20

*Those suggesting I just cruise as far as PCT… I am actively looking into TRT as I am now 38 but is not something I am ready for at this moment.

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You probably either take 10mg of Nolvadex daily during your cycle if super paranoid or take 20mg daily as needed if you feel tender nipples.

Generally the advice will be to do blood work and find out your e2 and prolactin levels allowing you to adjust on the fly. Issue is, you’ll be 6 weeks in at the point of blood work diminishing their merits especially if introducing or removing compounds at that point. Trying to dial in an AI in 12 weeks is optimistic. The blood work is valuable but maybe more so for adjustments to your next cycle.

Isn’t caber normally used to reduce prolactin when using 19-nors?

The short answer is you’ll likely be fine and have the SERMs on hand if not.