Please help me with gyno reversal questions!

[Aboogy1986]

Like a complete moron,about 4 years ago i did a 5 week cycle of deca,tren and test.Every week the shots I took we bigger and bigger.I did not realize I was getting permanent gyno,I thought it was a temporary thing.I clearly did not do enough research and little did I know I was growing boobs.Hoping that I don't have to go under the knife!Maybe there's someone here that could help me and tell me what to take?Or is surgery the only option because it's so old?Please help.

Ps
I'm 5'7 165 lbs
And the gyno I have is flabby,pockets and puffy nips.

 

[Wolf123]

Sorry dude, but you can't save a four year old error. Once established, breast tissue is permanent and will require surgery.

 

[Aboogy1986]

Figured that.Thanks

 

[JackedJoker]

Ralox for months...

Best shot other than surgery..

 

[Aboogy1986]

Ralox for months??!?!?!?guess that's what I'm gonna have to try then.Thank you

 

[JackedJoker]

Studies show effectiveness in 6-9 month studies..

Ralox cleared up mine within 30 days on a few occasions.. But it wasn't 4 yr old gyno..

Try Ralox at 60mg for a few months.. The shit works wonders bro..

 

[Aboogy1986]

Ok I do have a bottle of letro,but the sides were way to much I have to stop.thanks for the help though.I will be trying raloxifene soon!

 

[Zinergy]

Just do surgery man, if you're in Canada claim it hurts and its covered.

 

[Aboogy1986]

Damn not in Canada im in usa

 

[DocToxin8]

Like the above posts have already stated, once breast tissue has formed it is nok likely to go away without surgery.
Raloxifene or tamoxifene for a longer time period may help some, and could absolutely be tried before surgery,
but I would not count on it. (It depends on how much breast tissue we're talking about)
Whether to choose raloxifene of tamoxifene is up to you, both probably have about the same potency in this regard.
(I would stick with the one I had tried before, and know my body tolerates well)
But if you have serious gyno, start checking prices for surgery.