Whats up guys. Ive been noticing some slight swelling in my nipples in the evening before I go to bed, however it is completely gone in the morning time. Has anyone ever heard of this ? Not sure what the term for this would be so im calling it pseudo gyno.
This has been going on for a few months. When I noticed this I dropped down to trt (125mg every 10days). I have gotten bloodwork done, nothing out of the ordinary (no high estrogen etc.) I am a little sensitive to water retention when I eat junk food, and I had been having 1-2 off plan meals a week, however even after stopping this and only eating clean foods (seriously clean) for a couple weeks Im still noticing the swelling in the evening.
FYI im 25 and have been using doing AAS for 5 years, and have competed in bodybuilding 5 times, and so during this time I have developed very small lumps behind my nipples, they do not get any bigger or smaller it seems, and this swelling/reduction seems to be unrelated to gear or diet as it does not change with gear or diet.
I work a pretty physical job and someone has suggested it is trauma, from swinging a sledge hammer/digging holes etc. all day long that could be causing some fluid to be retained there. does this make sense to any of you guys?
Could it be fluid building up throughout the day that is then re absorbed overnight ?
This has been going on for a few months. When I noticed this I dropped down to trt (125mg every 10days). I have gotten bloodwork done, nothing out of the ordinary (no high estrogen etc.) I am a little sensitive to water retention when I eat junk food, and I had been having 1-2 off plan meals a week, however even after stopping this and only eating clean foods (seriously clean) for a couple weeks Im still noticing the swelling in the evening.
FYI im 25 and have been using doing AAS for 5 years, and have competed in bodybuilding 5 times, and so during this time I have developed very small lumps behind my nipples, they do not get any bigger or smaller it seems, and this swelling/reduction seems to be unrelated to gear or diet as it does not change with gear or diet.
I work a pretty physical job and someone has suggested it is trauma, from swinging a sledge hammer/digging holes etc. all day long that could be causing some fluid to be retained there. does this make sense to any of you guys?
Could it be fluid building up throughout the day that is then re absorbed overnight ?
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