Bowyer2's picture
Bowyer2
  • 17
2022

+ 10 GYNO: My story after surgery

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First off, I'm sure many of you have slight traces of gyno but are monsters so it is of no concern to you. Myself, on the other hand, am not. I sit around 180lbs at 5'8. Yup, small guy. I got this case of gyno after taking a PH 3 years ago (didnt know any better). At the time I didnt care much and didnt have the time to have it removed and it was barely noticable unless I was doing dipps. To me, it seemed that it might have been the size of a quarter. WRONG!! I just got it out, this week and recovery has been a breeze, didnt take any of my pain meds (hardass, I know) not even tylenol. Surgery lasted about 20 minutes and I didnt even have to get stitches or anything. Four days later, Im back in the gym, hell could have went back in three.

Long story short, dont be a tight ass when it comes to getting blood test, especially you younger guys who I'm told have a higher chance of getting it. Keep in mind, mine was before my first cycle, wasnt even caused by a real cycle. I have half decent insurance and it still cost me a whole lot more than the $60 blood test which is all you need. Matter of fact, you'll wanna shoot yourself all the way home from the hospital after you see the bill in relation to getting bloods.

Getting bloods will not only greatly reduce your chances of getting gyno ( given you arent brain dead and can adjust ancillaries accordingly). But it also lets you know where you stand and how your body reacts to certain drugs which is the name of the game.

Now, what youve all been waiting for: Here is the pic of the tissue they removed from my chest that was "unnoticeable to me." This was 2.25inches in diameter and .75inches thick....yup i had the tit of a 16 year-old girl.

http://www.eroids.com/pics/gyno-removed

epixs's picture

I'm going to an endocrinologist soon to get checked up for possible gynecomastia secondary to onset of puberty. I know the feeling man it sucks, glad you got your shit removed. I know I'm not looking forward to the cost though, hopefully my insurance can cover some of it.

The Impastable's picture

What was the reason your insurance wouldn't cover it fully? Cosmetic? My old insurance flat out refused to pay a single cent when I went in for a consultation, saying it was purely cosmetic.

Bowyer2's picture

They wouldnt cover it fully for the plain fact that I had very average (shitty) insurance. They owned up to the policy I had, thats just the way it was. I didnt have to fight or bicker, just had a poor policy. I am in the process of switching providers.

The Impastable's picture

Man I hear you. It's difficult to find quality insurance for a price that's actually affordable. Let me know how the switch goes for you.

xxRedneckxx's picture

This is what I'm talking about you can't tell me letro will make that shut go away SURGERY best option and it's actually affordable

Bowyer2's picture

$6500 without insurance, I did not get it all covered, I also have very average insurance.

xxRedneckxx's picture

Dang I got the extraction and lipo around the areas for like 3,500

Bowyer2's picture

It hasnt even been a week yet, but I dont think it will be bad at all. Incision was about an inch long curved along my nipple, no stitches, dissolvable glue or whatever they use, went about my daily business as soon as I got home. Recovery was a breeze.

xxRedneckxx's picture

Bro you will heal fine I had surgery for puberty gyno and my scars are GONE it was minimally invasive so they went through little incisions instead of cutting open the whole nipple...best $ I ever spent...this is 2014 surgery is a breeze and EASY for these types of procedures

7gothic's picture

This is a great post that will hopefully encourage others to get this all-to-common problem addressed.

Bowyer2's picture

Thanks Gothic, glad I am able to contribute.

jdiesel's picture

Thanks for sharing that!

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extremediezel's picture

congrats on the removal +1 for sharing

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