Steroid Forum: This is a discussion on GH problems within the Anabolic Steroids forums, part of the extensive steroid information at MESO-Rx; I started my Gh cycle Aug 20th. I started out at 2 ius every day for the first week. Then ...
I started my Gh cycle Aug 20th. I started out at 2 ius every day for the first week. Then 3 ius the following week. The third week 4ius. At the end off the third week I started 5ius a day, I only made it 3 days till I had to stop because of the numbness and pain in my hands. It got so bad I couldn't work out. Its like it hit me all of as sudden, I felt no sides the previous 3 weeks. The only thing I can workout is legs and abs I cant even make a fist.
I stop the Gh 4 or 5 days ago and still have the numbness and pain in my hands. What can I do? I tried to find some info on it , the only thing I found was to use Lasix to prevent retaining water in my joints and hands and stop the CTS that finafreak mentioned.Or reconstitute the GH with Bacteriostatic Water like sev1512 said in the sticky. I need some advice on this one
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I started my Gh cycle Aug 20th. I started out at 2 ius every day for the first week. Then 3 ius the following week. The third week 4ius. At the end off the third week I started 5ius a day, I only made it 3 days till I had to stop because of the numbness and pain in my hands. It got so bad I couldn't work out. Its like it hit me all of as sudden, I felt no sides the previous 3 weeks. The only thing I can workout is legs and abs I cant even make a fist.
I stop the Gh 4 or 5 days ago and still have the numbness and pain in my hands. What can I do? I tried to find some info on it , the only thing I found was to use Lasix to prevent retaining water in my joints and hands and stop the CTS that finafreak mentioned.Or reconstitute the GH with Bacteriostatic Water like sev1512 said in the sticky. I need some advice on this one
just knock the gh down a few notches... go back to 3ius ... you could try hitting up the sauna or taking somthing mild like aldactone.
just knock the gh down a few notches... go back to 3ius ... you could try hitting up the sauna or taking somthing mild like aldactone.
So your saying, continue use the GH even though I still have severe sides? I was going to start up at a lower dose as soon as the sides stop or till I can deal with them. Every time I pick something up it feels like I get hit in the funny bone, crazy feeling
Like I said I haven't used any in 4-5 days. How long till sides stop? I will all so look in to aldactone.
Thanks bro
i have the same sides but it effects my feet as well i just bare with it and back of a bit when it gets to bad
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Originally Posted by hilo
So your saying, continue use the GH even though I still have severe sides? I was going to start up at a lower dose as soon as the sides stop or till I can deal with them. Every time I pick something up it feels like I get hit in the funny bone, crazy feeling
Like I said I haven't used any in 4-5 days. How long till sides stop? I will all so look in to aldactone.
Thanks bro
Side effects of growth hormone are generally mild and are largely associated with salt and water retention. The minority of patients that experience this typically complain of mild weight gain from water retention associated with a vague feeling of puffiness. This is sometimes accompanied by joint discomfort, particularly in the fingers, with a feeling of tightness when making a fist. Other joints may also become uncomfortable. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a well-known side effect of growth hormone that was more common in the early days when growth hormone was given in higher dose with lower frequency. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is also a function of fluid retention, which causes water to accumulate in the closed carpal tunnel compartment of the wrist, compressing the median nerve. This results in numbness and tingling in the palm and fingers.
These side effects are easily remedied by abstaining from growth hormone for about a week, and then resuming the treatment with a 20% dose reduction. Older patients are more subject to side effects and are generally started at a low dose of growth hormone than younger adults. Another potential side-effect of growth hormone is the elevation of blood sugar. Growth hormone mobilizes body fat, causing our fat cells to break themselves down and release free fatty acids into the blood stream. These free fatty acids are energy molecules which can be taken up by organs and many of our organs to be used for energy. When our muscles are consuming free fatty acids as a fuel, they are far less interested in sugar, therefore they tend to resist the effects of insulin, and extract less sugar from the blood. At the same time, growth hormone can increase glucose output from the liver to the blood. This combination of effects can raise blood sugar and raise insulin levels, neither of which is good. Fortunately, this is only a problem in people who eat a diet high in sugar and starch, and do little exercise.
believe it or not, taurine will do the trick, after it goes away resume with the taurine. keep ur h2o intake up their. also piggyback with MSM or glucosamine / chondroiton. works for me everytime
believe it or not, taurine will do the trick, after it goes away resume with the taurine. keep ur h2o intake up their. also piggyback with MSM or glucosamine / chondroiton. works for me everytime
I have been thinking of trying taurine for this. My joints in my hands and feet (right side only???) have been pretty sore.
believe it or not, taurine will do the trick, after it goes away resume with the taurine. keep ur h2o intake up their. also piggyback with MSM or glucosamine / chondroiton. works for me everytime
bump for what viking said- gluco/chond and gelatin along w/ the gh is great for healing tendons and ligaments- and probably will alleviate some of your pain. lots of h20 and a small dosage reduction will also do the trick. same thing happened to me after the 3rd week- it was worse when i got up in the morning and would fade as the day went on, but you start to get used to it
bump for what viking said- gluco/chond and gelatin along w/ the gh is great for healing tendons and ligaments- and probably will alleviate some of your pain. lots of h20 and a small dosage reduction will also do the trick. same thing happened to me after the 3rd week- it was worse when i got up in the morning and would fade as the day went on, but you start to get used to it
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