That's insane. To the best of my knowledge, gyno from clomid is unheard of. True, it doesn't block estrogen in breast tissue nearly as well as tamoxifen, but it should enough to prevent you from getting gyno. I have an interesting hypothesis that your dose was simultaneously high enough to cause a significant boost in testosterone (and consequently aromatization) and too low to effectively inhibit activation of E2 receptors in the breast tissue. Either that, or you're just incredibly gyno-prone. Tamoxifen is almost always the first line of treatment against early stage gyno. Aromatase inhibitors are less effective when countering E2 from SERMs, so I don't think there's any question here that Nolvadex is the way to go.
