Treatment for Gynecomastia

[anabolife]

Some tips in the meantime-
Var can release visceral stores of fat
Yohimburn can also release A2 rich fat and remove subcutaneous water making nipple and surrounding area tighter
Preparation H applied twice a day to nips can keeps them hard
60mgs of Nolva is a good start, it may work to 'starve' the lumps over time

All this to make working out fun again until surgery, which is probably inevitable if you really want to take care of it

 

[ceo]

the question is, why would you want surgery as your FIRST option? You are ignoring sound advice to try a non-invasive procedure first.

 

[BigGuns29]

the question is, why would you want surgery as your FIRST option? You are ignoring sound advice to try a non-invasive procedure first.

Is that towards me bro cause I am not too fond of the needles in my ass every Sunday let alone some Dr. with a knife around my tits. I would definitely like to try drug or chemical treatment first. No way do I want any surgery. I have a small umbilical hernia that I have had for a year now and I havent gotten it fixed yet. Let me repeat, I am not too fond of a guy with a knife around my midsection at all. Just thinking about it makes me want to throw up!

 

[TheRide]

It doesnt hurt badly, I am just starting to look really good muscularly and these tits are taking away from it. I dont mean to sound conceited but i have worked long and hard, but these nipples of mine dont belong on this body. I will tell them they hurt badly and they are interfering with my everyday life. Maybe that will get the insurance to pay for it. What do you think?

That's the route to take IMO. Say that the sensativity is too high, just your shirt rubbing against it is extremly uncofmortable... the doc shouldn't be able to help you w/the insur justtification. I would also got to a surgeon that specializes in breast cancer and/or surgery. Some guys I know have gone to a plastic surgeon and have had trouble getting it paid for. Esp since you've had it for a while (years) it may be documented in your chart/records. That could also help you cause since it seems to be "worsening"

Good luck!

 

[V10 MOJO]

if you truly have gyno the ONLY tx is surgical, period.

 

[ceo]

Is that towards me bro cause I am not too fond of the needles in my ass every Sunday let alone some Dr. with a knife around my tits. I would definitely like to try drug or chemical treatment first. No way do I want any surgery. I have a small umbilical hernia that I have had for a year now and I havent gotten it fixed yet. Let me repeat, I am not too fond of a guy with a knife around my midsection at all. Just thinking about it makes me want to throw up!

Yes, that was towards you. You keep asking all about surgery and ignoring advice about non surgical methods, so I thought you were hell bent on surgery. Surgery is NOT the only option...period. This has been proven.

 

[Mr.X]

I have a serious quick question. I have had gyno since puberty (about 15 years now) I am getting into bodybuilding pretty heavily now and I am getting concerned with the appearance of my chest. I have gyno and It sucks having it on top of a lot of muscle that I have worked so long for. I figured all of this working out and going from 165 lbs to 280 with 15% bf would help some but hasnt. I read somewhere there are tamoxifen treatments a Dr may try. what are the treatments? are they daily pills taken or what, and if so what are the mg of the pills. the reason i am asking is because i have access to clomid, nolvadex, and other anti-estrogens and i can get them without going to a very embarrasing Dr office visit if you know what I mean. Thanks for any info bros!

Simple answer, nolva at 50-100mg/day + 1mg arimidex/ED for 8-12 week along w/ yohimburn ES on the site (w/ cardio/diet). If that doesn't work, you'll have to go w/ the surgery.

X

 

[Dial_tone]

If you've had it since 15, then it is not androgen dependent. You HAVE TO have it cut out. These days they do it under local anasthetic and you can be done in an hour or two, but it depends on severity. You aren't going to miss work but you have to wear a compression vest for 3+ weeks and cannot train. Long term it is way worth it, and it's not like people will ever know. Tamoxifen will most likely not impact gyno that has persisted since puberty. But it will prevent any increase.

cost?

 

[BigGuns29]

Yes, that was towards you. You keep asking all about surgery and ignoring advice about non surgical methods, so I thought you were hell bent on surgery. Surgery is NOT the only option...period. This has been proven.

Hey Bro,I dont want to sound like an ass , but you need to read my first post. I am looking for advice on non-surgical approaches. Please dont criticize me until you do your homework on me, here is my original post to ensure you that I am only looking for non-surgical methods.

" I have a serious quick question. I have had gyno since puberty (about 15 years now) I am getting into bodybuilding pretty heavily now and I am getting concerned with the appearance of my chest. I have gyno and It sucks having it on top of a lot of muscle that I have worked so long for. I figured all of this working out and going from 165 lbs to 280 with 15% bf would help some but hasnt. I read somewhere there are tamoxifen treatments a Dr may try. what are the treatments? are they daily pills taken or what, and if so what are the mg of the pills. the reason i am asking is because i have access to clomid, nolvadex, and other anti-estrogens and i can get them without going to a very embarrasing Dr office visit if you know what I mean. Thanks for any info bros!"

 

[meatneck]

okay nooby question. I've been taking mag-10 and 1-ad extreme for the past 8 weeks, and 5 days of d-bol 20 mg a day. I stopped everything and started my eq last week. 1 thing I noticed in my chest size of lately, that it seems like theres a bunch of fat or water retention over the top of my pectoral muscles and around the nips. Nothing is hard and nips aren't sticking out. Is gyno around the nips only, and is gyno lumps hard? will I be able to feel it?

and I also read in my limited gyno research that most athletes with gyno are usually zinc deficient in this mineral. They (rearchers/docs/etc) say that increasing your zinc will help fight against gyno. but any suggestions to my questions above? I can't find those answers..