Gyno

[Rogue]

I had gyno surgery less than a year ago on my left breast. It was a very little one but being there it bothered me. The surgery was very successful and it came out flawless. Nothing on the right side. I did few cycles with anti-e's and there were no problems, I was very relieved. Recently I started a cycle and almost immediately I felt hardening in the area. I continued my cycle (a modest one) A-dex, nolva, bromo and proviron at different time and all together at other time. The gyno did not get better and even though no one could see it really bothered me. Eventually it started to get better.
After the cycle, I did two tabs of Clomid for 10 days and it got better. Now it’s all cleared up should I continue Clomid for a longer period?
My question is can I prevent this next cycle or will I have a problem every time I get on the gear. Has anyone experienced Gyno on a certain cycle and not on another?
All input appreciated.

 

[xcelbeyond]

What were you using when you got it before and this time?

Good ol' test does it for me. But I'm able to catch it before it gets to a lump - sensitive nips.

 

[Rogue]

The first time I got it was from home made FINA. This time it was from straight test (Sus and Testoviron).
Thats mainly what I used year round, It was not a high dosage either.

 

[Rogue]

How do you catch it X-Cell?
Has this not happened to anyone?
Is this considered a taboo topic?

 

[xcelbeyond]

How do you catch it Xcel?

Your nipple(s) become extremely sensitive to touch (even clothing brushing up against them). This is the first warning sign. Just don't check yourself too often or you'll make them sensitive from touching them all the time

 

[Maverick]

I was always under the assumption that if you devolp gyno and you get it removed that id it. No more gyno formation. If you removed the tissue from forming, you don't have to worry about gyno again. Am I misinformed????



Maverick

 

[xcelbeyond]

I was always under the assumption that if you devolp gyno and you get it removed that id it. No more gyno formation. If you removed the tissue from forming, you don't have to worry about gyno again. Am I misinformed????

Unforunately, it all depends on how good your doc is. Many surgeons leave a bit of the gland so the breast doesn't look indented. Some can remove all the gland without this deformity-looking result.

 

[Rogue]

I was under the impression that if you had the surgery, It closed the case also. the thing is, it was not really the nipple that got sensitive, the best way I can describe it is the whole area aroung the nipple hardened (on one side only).
Oh well, I guess I will start my next cycle by taking an anti-e the day before and see what happens.

 

[Armageddon]

I heard of a doc out of NYC that is good at removing everything and not leaving it indented. Not sure though. My question is can gyno become a health risk if not taken care of? I've had a small lump that varies in size from time to time, but I've been off a very long time. It came after I stopped, and were talking years.

 

[Steak Helmet]

I am irritated by a lump in just my right side...very sensitive and as big as my nipple.

I have done the NOLV, ARIMIDEX, and nothing..it seems to have stayed the same...no better no worse. Should I stop what I am doing???

well I stopped for 3 weeks and things seemed to settle down...should I change test esters???

 

[Rogue]

I thinks thats what I'm going to do is change ester to one I know I did not have an irritation before. Its a good idea Steak Helmet to clear it up when your off. Strangely enough it was Clomid that cleared it up in my case. I will also uses anti-es right from the start of the cycle this time.