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hsite

05.05.2008, 09:41

Battling Gynecomastia.... (Propecia, Spiro, DHT & hormones ...)
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With regards to gynecomastia, just curious if anyone has looked into or tried using any medications which compete with the excess estradiol produced while taking finas / dutas / spiro, at the receptor site in male breast tissue.

If you have tried them, what have your results been?

If you are thinking about it, what do you know?

Such meds include...

� Anti-estrogen medications, selective estrogen receptor modulator (SERM), such as

afimoxifene
arzoxifene
bazedoxifene
clomifene
lasofoxifene
ormeloxifene
raloxifene
tamoxifen
toremifene

� Aromatase inhibitors, such as

Letrozole
Anastrozole
Exemestane

Goingallout

05.05.2008, 15:38

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Battling Gynecomastia....
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� With regards to gynecomastia, just curious if anyone has looked into or
� tried using any medications which compete with the excess estradiol
� produced while taking finas / dutas / spiro, at the receptor site in male
� breast tissue.
�
� If you have tried them, what have your results been?
�
� If you are thinking about it, what do you know?
�
� Such meds include...
�
� � Anti-estrogen medications, selective estrogen receptor modulator (SERM),
� such as
�
� afimoxifene
� arzoxifene
� bazedoxifene
� clomifene
� lasofoxifene
� ormeloxifene
� raloxifene
� tamoxifen
� toremifene
�
� � Aromatase inhibitors, such as
�
� Letrozole
� Anastrozole
� Exemestane

Going ever so slightly off-topic here:

http://ezinearticles.com/?Natural-Ways-to-Increase-Testosterone-Bioavailability-in-Athletes&id=178311

I don't take any of the medications you discussed, but I do take Chrysin, Piperine, Zinc and some other products referred to in the article above as aromatase inhibitors and that have an impact on SHBG.

I prefer not to name any particular supplements I take because I am not a fan of pushing particular products, but I take a product that has all this stuff in it. In other words, I am taking the natural route in this case. I am doing so in order to offset possible problems with the dutasteride that I apply topically.

HairSite Admin

10.05.2008, 22:34

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Battling Gynecomastia....
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To the aromatase inhibitor list you can add testolactone also.

Medications induced gynecomastia is typically painful.

I would like to know how many of you have painful gynecomastia.
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brm

11.05.2008, 23:02

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Battling Gynecomastia....
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I had gyno 2 1/2 years ago from avodart. Arimidex (anastrozole) alleviated the soreness and resolved the problem partially. I still have a puffy nipples. I may try a little nolvadex soon. Iknow it is a long shot (2 years 1/2 later)...
What should my dosage be?

hsite 05.05.2008, 09:41	Battling Gynecomastia.... (Propecia, Spiro, DHT & hormones ...) Post reply
	With regards to gynecomastia, just curious if anyone has looked into or tried using any medications which compete with the excess estradiol produced while taking finas / dutas / spiro, at the receptor site in male breast tissue. If you have tried them, what have your results been? If you are thinking about it, what do you know? Such meds include... � Anti-estrogen medications, selective estrogen receptor modulator (SERM), such as afimoxifene arzoxifene bazedoxifene clomifene lasofoxifene ormeloxifene raloxifene tamoxifen toremifene � Aromatase inhibitors, such as Letrozole Anastrozole Exemestane
Goingallout 05.05.2008, 15:38 @ hsite	Battling Gynecomastia.... Post reply
	� With regards to gynecomastia, just curious if anyone has looked into or � tried using any medications which compete with the excess estradiol � produced while taking finas / dutas / spiro, at the receptor site in male � breast tissue. � � If you have tried them, what have your results been? � � If you are thinking about it, what do you know? � � Such meds include... � � � Anti-estrogen medications, selective estrogen receptor modulator (SERM), � such as � � afimoxifene � arzoxifene � bazedoxifene � clomifene � lasofoxifene � ormeloxifene � raloxifene � tamoxifen � toremifene � � � Aromatase inhibitors, such as � � Letrozole � Anastrozole � Exemestane Going ever so slightly off-topic here: http://ezinearticles.com/?Natural-Ways-to-Increase-Testosterone-Bioavailability-in-Athletes&id=178311 I don't take any of the medications you discussed, but I do take Chrysin, Piperine, Zinc and some other products referred to in the article above as aromatase inhibitors and that have an impact on SHBG. I prefer not to name any particular supplements I take because I am not a fan of pushing particular products, but I take a product that has all this stuff in it. In other words, I am taking the natural route in this case. I am doing so in order to offset possible problems with the dutasteride that I apply topically.
HairSite Admin 10.05.2008, 22:34 @ hsite	Battling Gynecomastia.... Post reply
	To the aromatase inhibitor list you can add testolactone also. Medications induced gynecomastia is typically painful. I would like to know how many of you have painful gynecomastia. --- I offer research assistance for HairSite. email: hairsite@aol.com for free consultations ===================================== reminder: 1. FREE Hair Replacement System 2. 2 for 1: Instant Hair Building Fiber
brm 11.05.2008, 23:02 @ HairSite Admin	Battling Gynecomastia.... Post reply
	I had gyno 2 1/2 years ago from avodart. Arimidex (anastrozole) alleviated the soreness and resolved the problem partially. I still have a puffy nipples. I may try a little nolvadex soon. Iknow it is a long shot (2 years 1/2 later)... What should my dosage be?