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ctzpsycho8
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So I have had long standing GYNO since age 15 (now 25). Due to a higher than normal testosterone balance I was thinking about going on letrozole and tamoxifen to help reduce some of it. I am aware that many think long lasting gyno cannot be reversed but I have seen it first hand here several times. My gyno was imaged and its not fibrous just regular breast tissue, so I think it is reversible. Here is the kicker I am losing my hair. Aware of the cycle, if I reduce my estrogen I know I will increase T which increases rate conversion to DHT (causing hair loss). Is there a way to take letro with propecia thus preventing both pathways. Either way I am going to try to rid my gyno I just need a sufficient dosing regimen.
Seeing as many of you have more understanding than some docs. What would I dose here for letro and tamoxifen to kill my gyno?
Would taking propecia on letro and tam help reduce the hair loss side effects?
Please help me to answer. I have given up on docs as they are unwilling to treat anything because they want the referral money for surgery. I don't have the money for that and sadly hair might be more important to me. Gyno can be reversed, perm hair loss is perm.
Seeing as many of you have more understanding than some docs. What would I dose here for letro and tamoxifen to kill my gyno?
Would taking propecia on letro and tam help reduce the hair loss side effects?
Please help me to answer. I have given up on docs as they are unwilling to treat anything because they want the referral money for surgery. I don't have the money for that and sadly hair might be more important to me. Gyno can be reversed, perm hair loss is perm.
