Gyno reversal long term?

[keystroke]

Hi guys,

I'm confused. I've had gyno from steroid use for around 18 months, I was under the impression that after this amount of time the only way to get rid would be surgery, I've since been told by many that this isn't the case and a drug called "letro" would reduce/remove gyno completely.

Is this correct?

Thanks,
Key

 

[xodustrance]

Raloxifene is what you need - 86% reduced or elimated gyno in trials. It's cheap too.

 

[bowly]

Raloxifene is what you need - 86% reduced or elimated gyno in trials. It's cheap too.

ralox is good..but I got hair thinning and yes gyno subsided after 2 months but came back again after 4 months

 

[Waterwolf]

iv shrunk gyno lumps to an ignorable size with letro but they always slowly grew back

 

[Markywalberg]

I was wondering the same thing had small lump for about 8months now wondering if letro would get rid of at this point? Also any suggestions on dosage if i havent been on any cycle for 8months and if all i do i letro?

 

[ramair02]

I'm in a similar boat.

I did a few cycles about 7-8 years ago. I have gyno in my left breast. I'm sure it is gyno, as I went to have a mammogram and ultrasound done. The gyno is sensitive to the touch and actually quite painful when I brush it against or bump into something. My primary doctor and the Radiologist both recommended I go see a surgeon. I want it gone partly because of the pain, but more for aesthetic reasons. My left nipple protrudes slightly more than my right.

I'm looking for another solution, whether Tamoxifen, Letro, Ralox or something else. I'd love suggestions on recommended dosage, how long to use and potential side effects.

Thanks.

 

[Jimmyinkedup]

Ralox is the definitive solution for gyno. If ralox doesnt work then surgery is your only option.
You should never use letrozole to treat gyno. It is unhealthy, uncomfortable, unpleasant and necessary. It also, btw, is NOT the most effective method of treatment. This has been clinically documented.
Raloxifene on the other hand has minimal sides and is the most effective method of treatment to the point that if you try ralox and it does not work you can comfortably proceed ahead knowing you have tried the best possible option to rid yourself of gyno before going under the knife.
What is the difference? Well it is simple. The breast tissue requires estrogen to not only form and grow but to survive. Letro treats gyno by systemically reducing estrogen to zero levels. That sounds great except for the fact that it is extremely unhealthy for you. It is also very uncomfortable as your joints will hurt bad. Also you will be lethargic, listless, have no sex drive and suffer from ED issues. Raloxifene on the other hand does not effect systemic levels of estrogen. What it does do however is block e2 from reaching the estrogen receptor in breast tissue. By starving the e receptor in breast tissue the tissue will not only cease growing but apoptosis will occur and the tissue will (best case scenario) die. Thats the ultimate goal.
There is no reason to ever put yourself in the unhealthy situation of undetectable levels of estrogen by using letrozole when you have a solution that is proven in medical studies to be the most effective gyno treatment available. That solution is raloxifene. It is so effective it has been known to reverse even pubertal and pre-pubertal gyno as well as aas induced gyno.
As far as dosing you should dose raloxifene at 120mg/day for week 1. After week 1 drop the dose to 60mg/day. You need to plan on at least 2 months of treatment and likely more but 2 months will let you know if it is working. If you see improvement or the gyno is gone in 2 months-great. If nothing has happened you can stop and feel comfortable knowing you tried the absolute best gyno treatment available and surgery is you only viable option. Gyno studies with raloxifene usually run as long as 6 months but rarely will it take that long if it is going to work. 2-4 months, 6 months being the very very extreme.
Hope this helps some people out.

 

[ramair02]

Thanks, Jimmy. I have some Nolvadex on order, but just placed an order for Ralox. Will most likely run the Nolvadex for 4 weeks, then switch to the Ralox.

Maybe try...

Nolvadex 4 weeks - 40/40/20/10
Ralox 12 weeks - 120 week 1, 60 weeks 2-12

Thoughts?

 

[Jimmyinkedup]

Thanks, Jimmy. I have some Nolvadex on order, but just placed an order for Ralox. Will most likely run the Nolvadex for 4 weeks, then switch to the Ralox.

Maybe try...

Nolvadex 4 weeks - 40/40/20/10
Ralox 12 weeks - 120 week 1, 60 weeks 2-12

Thoughts?

I would just run the nolva 40/20/20/20 then switch right to the ralox at 120/60/60 /60 etc.....
Thats more personal preference than anything. Overall looks like a good game plan IMO.

 

[ramair02]

Got it. I'll take your advice, Jimmy.

Will report back if it helps. My gyno is old, so we'll see!