Gyno problems and choice of PCT?

Hey guys. I'm really new to the forums and am seeking some professional advise. I'm 18 years old. I know I'm too young to be using gear and I shouldn't have used it, but I did and I'm trying to recover the best I can.

So I did a course of Dbol earlier on this year, 50 tabs for 50mg a day, and luckily had no noticeable side effects, but gains also weren't great (maybe my diet plan lacked).. I did no PCT after this course because I didn't really know much about juice and I didn't know what PCT was.

Then a good many months later I did a course of test cyp 400mgs a week for 4 weeks and started to grow some very noticeable gains, but I got a flare up of unilateral gyno during the course.

My PCT was follows:

- Nolva 50 tabs - 40mg a day for 3 weeks, then 20mg per day on the last week.
- Clomid - 50mg a day for 10 days

It managed to reduce my gyno a lot but the gyno only returned after a few months in which case I repeated my pct.

- Nolva 100 tabs - 40mgs a day, 20mgs for the last 2 weeks
- Clomid - 50 mg a day for 25 days

I just finished my last Nolva pill yesterday and my nipple is still feeling very sensitive and because my previous gyno, my chest isn't exactly symmetrical.

So my question is.
- Should I be concerned?
- Did I use the wrong PCT?
- Should I get blood work done and if so, how long should I wait post PCT to get it done?

Read the articles section above especially the PCT article...and the search button u will need Letro my pal ...

Yep , you will need Letrozole 15 drops a day for a few weeks and then taper off the dosages.

Kev wrote: So my question is.
- Should I be concerned?
- Did I use the wrong PCT?
- Should I get blood work done and if so, how long should I wait post PCT to get it done?

Yes, you should be concerned. Your gyno popping up a few months later means your hormones are still messed up.

If you get gyno symptoms you need letrozole and nolvadex will also help usually, but #1 is letro.

Your bloodwork will be messed up if you get tests done now, and your GP more than likely will not know the best course of action. See a specialist if it must come to that, ie. endocrinologist or urologist. Before you see someone, run letro as Oupa suggested. If it doesn't work at that dose you can up it to 20/25 drops after about 2 weeks or so. Report back to us then.

So will letro help normalise my hormones? Or will it just reduce my gyno? And is it possible to get a prescription for letro from a doctor?