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Vortex

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  1. Bloodwork is a must, and definitely seeing a doctor and being honest is crucial, but it can be a pain dealing with some of the oldschool mentalities out there. If your doctor doesnt like it and makes a fuss, well hop on out and find a new one. Play a game of musical doctors until one doesn't spend the whole time trying to brow beat and push their own lack of knowledge on you.  Like its stated above, their job is to keep you alive and healthy, not push their beliefs, morals, and lack of understanding about the subject on you. Sadly most GPs don't exactly have a high level of knowledge about these things and tend to be more or less oblivious or ignorant. However, I've had good luck with being level with them and telling them that I appreciate their concerns and I will take advice based on bloodwork, scientific facts etc, but other than that I'm not interested in hearing their opinions.

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  2. @Svensson offhandedly for prevention aromasin at 12.5 eod is usually more than enough. 

    For treatment of gyno before it sets

    Approx 12.5 eod for 3-4 weeks (this may be too long, be aware that if you're also doing PCT this may inhibit testosterone rebound)

    20mg of nolvadex daily for 6-12 weeks (once you stop the aromasin), it will take 6-8 weeks to really do its job and in some cases as long as 12 weeks.

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  3. I'd cut the Dbol out. It seems estrogen based not prolactin, so going by that. In theory I would suggest aromasin and nolvadex. Letro was the standard but the crash and burn method was shown to have still a harsh rebound. Nolvadex doesnt have the same binding effect some others have, still effective but not always with the rebound of letro. So going in that regard, aromasin is a better option as it takes time for the estrogen to return. Sorry for a short form overview, I actually was thinking of writing an article on gyno treatment using some of the studies that I have been coming across lately.

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