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Hey all, I'm a first time poster here, and really, a first-time visitor. I've been looking all over the web for information on treating gyno, and these boards seem to be the best resource around, even if the main focus isn't a topic I know much about. Here's my deal - About three months ago, while traveling around Asia with a friend, I got the beginnings of gyno on one side of my chest. When I returned home, I saw a doctor, who told me to 'wait and see'. I waited for two months, and last week saw my GP. She was concerned it was cancer, even though I suspected it was just plain gyno. Two mammograms and an ultrasound later (so much fun), it was confirmed that all I had was gyno. I haven't lost/gained weight, I don't take drugs, and I don't use hormones of any sort, but I still have it.
I pretty much twisted my doc's arm in to prescribing me some tamoxifen, thanks to some pubmed articles I'd read, but now I've been reading around here and I'm not so sure it's what I really should be taking. Would either torimefene or raloxifene be a better choice? Or Letro? This guy says http://anabolicminds.com/forum/steroids/49012-letro.html?highlight=letro+reduce+gyno#post575548 Letrozole is the only thing to treat pre-existing gyno. My doc, unsurprisingly, had never prescribed anything for gyno, but if you can throw a few good studies my way, I'm sure I can convince her to give me a new rx.
I did read somewhere on these boards, however, that somebody paid an exorbitant amount of money to get their torimefene prescription filled. That's not really an issue for me as I have great insurance : ) So if that's what I should be on, that's what I will yell at my doc to give me.
Thanks for reading this all the way through, and thanks for any help that you guys can offer.
I pretty much twisted my doc's arm in to prescribing me some tamoxifen, thanks to some pubmed articles I'd read, but now I've been reading around here and I'm not so sure it's what I really should be taking. Would either torimefene or raloxifene be a better choice? Or Letro? This guy says http://anabolicminds.com/forum/steroids/49012-letro.html?highlight=letro+reduce+gyno#post575548 Letrozole is the only thing to treat pre-existing gyno. My doc, unsurprisingly, had never prescribed anything for gyno, but if you can throw a few good studies my way, I'm sure I can convince her to give me a new rx.
I did read somewhere on these boards, however, that somebody paid an exorbitant amount of money to get their torimefene prescription filled. That's not really an issue for me as I have great insurance : ) So if that's what I should be on, that's what I will yell at my doc to give me.
Thanks for reading this all the way through, and thanks for any help that you guys can offer.