Brother,
Nolva will not block estro completely, it will only stop it from binding in/with certain tissues primarily the breast tissue. The estro will still be very much available to the body, but will be absorbed accordingly. Your body will not treat estro as a flood gate, and save it all, and all the sudden you have 6 weeks worth of estro flooding the system, if that was the case we all would have some tits around here. Think of the estro hormone much like a free agent, it will bypass will it stands no chance, but get picked up and used else where. You can still get estro related effects from this, but not the ones that are being addressed. We use Tamoxifen because of just that as it addresses the issue we are most concerned about.
For your PCT, I would cut back on the nolva now and see where you are at, as you may not need it at this point. Soon as PCT comes around start it at 60mgs first week, 40mgs weeks second/third week, and 20mgs last two after that. By this time you should have achieved a healthy recovery, but still early enough that if you did not, that you can repeat over again. Keep in mind that estro too plays a strong key roll in our body's and completely blocking it out and shutting it down can be equally damaging.[/QUOTE]
I was waiting for this to be said, I was going to, but I thought for sure you'd touch on this one