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My doctors given me a blood pressure monitor which takes a reading every 30mins for 24 hours, as my blood pressure read at around 160 my last appointment. His not aware that I use aas. And today is the day I normally inject 450mg test e. Should I continue to inject as usual or maybe pin tomorrow instead?
Gruntwerkz
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If you’re on a 24 hour heart monitor I’d get your BP straight before you keep fucking with AAS, you’re gonna end up with left ventricle hypertrophy if you don’t control your BP.
Chemically Enhanced
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Do you take anything else beside your injections? You might have out of range estrogen which will give you high PB.
160 is high, how long are you into your cycle? You should be worrying about your health 1st and your cycle later, sometimes it means to stop juicing to take care of health issues.
What's your stats by the way?
160 is high, how long are you into your cycle? You should be worrying about your health 1st and your cycle later, sometimes it means to stop juicing to take care of health issues.
What's your stats by the way?
Gruntwerkz
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Exactly, I just dumped tren because my BP was 190/100. I didn’t want too because it was starting to work nice but my anxiety was high and BP shot up today, health comes first so I stopped and I’ll try again later.
Good. Work on healthy measures to bring the BP down
you are playing with fire using AAS while having heart issues
you will die young than you would like, 100% guarantee it.. look up the podcast we had with a dr in NY who works with AAS patients. they do live shorter lives.
you will die young than you would like, 100% guarantee it.. look up the podcast we had with a dr in NY who works with AAS patients. they do live shorter lives.
Yes! Yes, by all means, you should keep to injecting high blood pressure-inducing AAS. In fact, you should double up on your current dosage.
Incredible.
Gruntwerkz
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Right.
If it’s to the point that you need a 24hr BP monitor then I believe that warrants stopping the AAS. Seems like you would want to get the readings at your natural BP anyway, day he puts him on meds now once he discontinued AAS he may end up with hypotension.
Gruntwerkz
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I’d also like to add real quick:
For guys who do suffer huge spikes to their blood pressure well using AAS, first you need to make sure e2 is in check, then diet follows suit. If you’re taking something that induces BP spikes you need to do everything you can to control it naturally first.
Then lastly, a few sources sell it - however I’ve only bought it off naps. Clonidine, it’s a fast acting alpha blocker variant which works amazing for blood pressure as well as anxiety, it’s also sedating so it well help sleep. It takes about an hour after the dose to start lowering BP and works for about 12 hours. So if you suffer BP spikes badly well on AAS it wouldn’t hurt buying a cuff and doing research on clonidine then obtaining some. Just use safely as you can tank your BP if not careful, normal starting point is .1mg every 1-2 hours.
Metoprolol also works well for some but it doesn’t work as fast as clonidine does, which is within the hour.
For guys who do suffer huge spikes to their blood pressure well using AAS, first you need to make sure e2 is in check, then diet follows suit. If you’re taking something that induces BP spikes you need to do everything you can to control it naturally first.
Then lastly, a few sources sell it - however I’ve only bought it off naps. Clonidine, it’s a fast acting alpha blocker variant which works amazing for blood pressure as well as anxiety, it’s also sedating so it well help sleep. It takes about an hour after the dose to start lowering BP and works for about 12 hours. So if you suffer BP spikes badly well on AAS it wouldn’t hurt buying a cuff and doing research on clonidine then obtaining some. Just use safely as you can tank your BP if not careful, normal starting point is .1mg every 1-2 hours.
Metoprolol also works well for some but it doesn’t work as fast as clonidine does, which is within the hour.
Yes, his stopping the use of AAS is perhaps the ultimate no-brainer.
if you have any sort of blood pressure issues, then steroids should not even be considered... also, keep in mind thats not a low dose of test.. your estrogen rising can also cause an increase in blood pressure but i would stay a million miles away from steroids if you already have issues man..
DO NOT try to trick your doctor. He has your best interests in mind. He is in charge of your health.
He obviously won't be thrilled that you are using steroids but he is required by LAW to treat you. Be 100% honest with him. You most likely will need a prescription for a blood pressure medication
He obviously won't be thrilled that you are using steroids but he is required by LAW to treat you. Be 100% honest with him. You most likely will need a prescription for a blood pressure medication
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