GEORGE SPELLWIN'S ANNOUNCEMENTS
Enlightening Men about Anabolic Steroids and Bodybuilding for over Two Decades
|
 Elite Fitness Bodybuilding, Anabolics, Diet, Life Extension, Wellness, Supplements, and Training Boards
 Anabolic Discussion Board
 FOR THOSE THAT HAVE HAD GYNO SURGERY
|
| Author | Topic: FOR THOSE THAT HAVE HAD GYNO SURGERY | ||
|
Pro Bodybuilder 
Posts: 484 |
Well in roughly 8 weeks,my titties will be no more.What i'd like to know is what was the minimal amount of time you had to stay away from the gym? I know we all heal at different rates and i'll be using the recovery period after the op' as part of my 8 weeks off before hitting a biggie,and yes i have arimidex for all future cycles. Just curious how you guys handled staying away from the gym. I've got a bike and motorised treadmill in my house,so at least i'll be hitting the cardio nicely and killing some of the boredom. Any input gratefully recieved.     | ||
|
Pro Bodybuilder
Posts: 484 |
B-U-M-P!!!!!!! | ||
|
Elite Bodybuilder 
Posts: 719 |
bump, I want to know too. My titties are leaving soon also | ||
|
Amateur Bodybuilder 
Posts: 139 |
depending on the type of surgery(deep cutting/lite liposuction etc etc) it can take anywhere between 3weeks to 6 weeks or more. It took me about 4 weeks and I had a light case of it. I had no major bruising but it hurt. Some docs also have to put in a drainage tube which i understand increases the need for recovery time. You'll probably need to wear a chest supporter to help tighten the skin. WEAR IT. Also, DON'T push it. If it hurts then STOP. Hope this helps. Sorry I couldn't be more specifc but each case depends on so many variables. PS It is a great time to do some cardio. after the 2nd week you should be able to do some light treadmill work. | ||
|
Pro Bodybuilder
Posts: 484 |
Kingjohn,great info' and advice.Thanks! |
All times are ET (US) | |
 |
|
|
posted April 09, 2001 11:01 AM