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hey I have two small lumps behind each nipple. I've been very careful with AIs and dosage never exceeding 700mg total (test + deca) with anti-prolactin drug (dostinex). I've been on test at 200mg for a long time now (with nothing else). Yet I still have these lumps.
They are not very noticeable but they are somewhat sensitive (even a little painful when struck the wrong way, ie while I was stacking firewood one log bump my nipple and it hurt).
I dont see any other way around this other than surgery. I've tried letro + nolva and they went down a little but the mammary gland tissue appears here to stay.:banghead:
I do not have insurance currently as I am very poor. I plan to get insurance to cover this surgery...it falls under the breast cancer act (if gyno is painful men can have their insurance cover most of the surgery usually).
I have a few questions for those knowledgeable about insurance and this gyno operation.
1) What kind of insurance do I need to cover this? What provider do you recommend and what level/type?
2) How long should I be on insurance before I go in and tell them my problem (is there a problem with 'pre-existing conditions' I need to worry about?)
3) What should I tell my doctor in order to expedite the process (ie get me a referral to a surgeon)? Im not asking for help to lie...but help in what I should divulge (ie AAS use?)
Again, I'm very poor so the shorter I can stay on insurance, the better.
4) Can I pay month-to-month or do all require a year sign-up???
thank you very much...very sincere thanks.
They are not very noticeable but they are somewhat sensitive (even a little painful when struck the wrong way, ie while I was stacking firewood one log bump my nipple and it hurt).
I dont see any other way around this other than surgery. I've tried letro + nolva and they went down a little but the mammary gland tissue appears here to stay.:banghead:
I do not have insurance currently as I am very poor. I plan to get insurance to cover this surgery...it falls under the breast cancer act (if gyno is painful men can have their insurance cover most of the surgery usually).
I have a few questions for those knowledgeable about insurance and this gyno operation.
1) What kind of insurance do I need to cover this? What provider do you recommend and what level/type?
2) How long should I be on insurance before I go in and tell them my problem (is there a problem with 'pre-existing conditions' I need to worry about?)
3) What should I tell my doctor in order to expedite the process (ie get me a referral to a surgeon)? Im not asking for help to lie...but help in what I should divulge (ie AAS use?)
Again, I'm very poor so the shorter I can stay on insurance, the better.
4) Can I pay month-to-month or do all require a year sign-up???
thank you very much...very sincere thanks.