Liftmaster
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Silently observing for a while as I learn as much a possible before asking any really dumb questions.
After doing a bunch of research to get things narrowed down… I do have a question on something that I just can’t get clear. If you won’t mind sharing your knowledge?
I had gyno as a teen, and surgery to remove as an adult. After reaching out to the doc it would appear that I did not undergo a full gland removal.
I would have to assume I would be prone to gyno on AAS and I want to take caution.
The question is: With a partial gland removal would a person be able to expect less chance to get gyno on ped’s? Or if you have any gland remaining would the chance for development be the same as if it was never removed?
I’m thinking about taking Nolva and AI for prevention. I just wouldn’t want to take stuff that isn’t needed. If I waited to see how I react, would it be too late to stop gyno if I waited for symptoms, if I’ve had a history with it?
Thanks in advance
After doing a bunch of research to get things narrowed down… I do have a question on something that I just can’t get clear. If you won’t mind sharing your knowledge?
I had gyno as a teen, and surgery to remove as an adult. After reaching out to the doc it would appear that I did not undergo a full gland removal.
I would have to assume I would be prone to gyno on AAS and I want to take caution.
The question is: With a partial gland removal would a person be able to expect less chance to get gyno on ped’s? Or if you have any gland remaining would the chance for development be the same as if it was never removed?
I’m thinking about taking Nolva and AI for prevention. I just wouldn’t want to take stuff that isn’t needed. If I waited to see how I react, would it be too late to stop gyno if I waited for symptoms, if I’ve had a history with it?
Thanks in advance
