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Mk677 gyno issue

shanddis

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Hey Dylan,

I have been on mk677 for 3 weeks now and have developed slight gyno in the left nipple. It's a small hard lump with some dark coloration. I'm aware that this could be prolactin based so I'm getting on caber this week and hope to run that until the lump subsides. Do you think I should get off the mk677 or can I expect the caber to fix my issue? I'm really enjoying the effects so far so I would like to stay on if I can manage the gyno asap.
 
Hey Dylan,

I have been on mk677 for 3 weeks now and have developed slight gyno in the left nipple. It's a small hard lump with some dark coloration. I'm aware that this could be prolactin based so I'm getting on caber this week and hope to run that until the lump subsides. Do you think I should get off the mk677 or can I expect the caber to fix my issue? I'm really enjoying the effects so far so I would like to stay on if I can manage the gyno asap.

mk677 does not raise prolactin nor cause gyno... what did you run before this? how much are you dosing per day?
 
I ran 14 weeks of 500mg Test E back in January (finished in March) and it's been about 3 months since my PCT. Could it be a coincidence that I'm getting some rebound as I start the MK? I was dosing at 25mg per day.
 
What's your bodyfat% OP ? Mk677 at the recommended dosing does not cause gyno. Have you seen a doctor and have they diagnosed you with gyno ? What kind of gyno do you have ?
 
I ran 14 weeks of 500mg Test E back in January (finished in March) and it's been about 3 months since my PCT. Could it be a coincidence that I'm getting some rebound as I start the MK? I was dosing at 25mg per day.

Rebound gyno makes more sense, but that means you had to have had gyno during your cycle in the first place in order for it to rebound. If not it would just be post cycle gyno
 
I'm around 12% bodyfat, and yes I saw a doctor and he agreed it was true gyno where the gland under the nipple enlarges. There's no fat deposits or anything. I didn't experience any gyno during cycle. I'm wondering now if maybe I had it all along but the AI was keeping it in check if that makes sense. Either way I'm going to opt for the surgery so I don't have to deal with this again. It's good to know the MK is not the cause because I'm loving its effects so I will definitely use it again.
 
I'm around 12% bodyfat, and yes I saw a doctor and he agreed it was true gyno where the gland under the nipple enlarges. There's no fat deposits or anything. I didn't experience any gyno during cycle. I'm wondering now if maybe I had it all along but the AI was keeping it in check if that makes sense. Either way I'm going to opt for the surgery so I don't have to deal with this again. It's good to know the MK is not the cause because I'm loving its effects so I will definitely use it again.

im sure if your doctor knew that you were using hormone altering drugs that he would advise you time off and stop using before they would even consider or advise any gyno surgery,
 
there are things you can get to reduce but it will mean to stay off cycles until it shrinks and damn sure make sure you are running some kind of AI and protection next time you do run a cycle
 
not just that, a doctor will not just say oh ya thats gyno he would do a mamogram and mri to rule out cancer or other possible issues. this shit dont add up
 
ya that's true especially with male breast cancer popping up these days. unless the OP told him he was using and then theres the answer
 
Gynecomastia, defined as benign proliferation of male breast glandular tissue, is usually caused by increased estrogen activity, decreased testosterone activity, or the use of numerous medications. Although a fairly common presentation in the primary care setting and mostly of benign etiology, it can cause patients considerable anxiety. The initial step is to rule out pseudogynecomastia by careful history taking and physical examination. A stepwise approach that includes imaging and laboratory testing to exclude neoplasms and endocrinopathies may facilitate cost-effective diagnosis. If results of all studies are normal, idiopathic gynecomastia is diagnosed. The evidence in this area is mainly of observational nature and lower quality.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2770912/
 
I go in for bloodwork tomorrow. I just saw him yesterday so I still need to get the further examinations like the mammogram before I can do the surgery obviously. I told him I was on a supplement that boosts GH levels (assuming it was the MK677 previously) but he had no problem referring me to a surgery place if I choose to go that route. I'm definitely leaning towards the surgery because even if the hormonal imbalance is easy to fix I still wouldn't want the issue to come up again in the future.
 
I go in for bloodwork tomorrow. I just saw him yesterday so I still need to get the further examinations like the mammogram before I can do the surgery obviously. I told him I was on a supplement that boosts GH levels (assuming it was the MK677 previously) but he had no problem referring me to a surgery place if I choose to go that route. I'm definitely leaning towards the surgery because even if the hormonal imbalance is easy to fix I still wouldn't want the issue to come up again in the future.

Ok, but you are aware that gyno can return after your surgery if you don't fix the root cause correct? But your doctor must have told you this

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3146708/
 
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