- Apr 5, 2017
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Hey guys first time poster here. I'm 22 years old and I'm having a problem with gyno. I was working out for a year and a half when i decided it was a good idea to take deca(i think that was the name of it). Used it for one cycle which turned out to be about a month or a month and a half and then stopped taking it and worked out for another month before deciding my shoulder was too injured to keep going. I had dislocated it many times and I was just hurting it more working out. I had no gyno at the time but a year later I've recovered from surgery and am working out again. I went from 200 lbs to 240 lbs (I'm 6'6") and my chest is mostly fat and i have gyno (pretty big pointy nips that point off to the side instead of straight). Since then I have been lifting weights getting my strength back to where it was before surgery. Chest looks strong but still, big nips and pointing off to the side. I thought this would go away with working out but it hasn't. I have not done any cardio either though, so that could help with it. Do you think I will need to take nolvadex or something like that to get rid of this? You can see them while I'm wearing a shirt so its pretty embarrassing. Any help is appreciated.