I've got gyno and I want to get rid of it. It's not THAT bad, but it's annoying, and after googling for a while I found an article on Pubmed - not allowed to post links yet, but if you google "Management of physiological gynaecomastia with tamoxifen" you will find the article.
Sounds promising.
Now, tamoxifen have been discussed a million times before all over the web, but what I'm wondering and what the article said nothing about is if I need to take something after the tamoxifen have done it's job.
I don't do any PH/steroids, btw, and I'm kinda green to all of this.
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03-11-2014, 07:13 AM #1Registered User
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Tamoxifen for gyno (Pubmed article) - rebound afterwards?
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03-11-2014, 07:21 AM #2MANwhore
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I'm not expert on the issue by any means, but as far as I'm aware to get rid of gyno your options are surgery or a Doctors prescription. If it's not causing you any health issues then leave it until later when you have the money is what I'd suggest.
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03-11-2014, 07:37 AM #3
your options are basically letro or surgery...I wouldn't bother with tamoxifen.
what is your bf% ?
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03-11-2014, 08:03 AM #4Mr. Fluff
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and 90% of the time its the latterOriginally Posted by INGENIUM
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