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flushing and headache are pretty common, i dont commonly see an increase in hr. what is your normal resting hr?

yeah, thats why i got this white-boy ghetto booty.

ive got a fever and the only prescription is more red-heads

got one right finally, huh...its a wonder that Im not posting all my big gambling winnings along with floyd mayweather anyway: Lock- NE, Oakland to upset

I figured i was doing ok with a sight-unseen, no-hands, 5 second evaluation. you are right, there are instances where what sounds like a horse is really a zebra but those instances are relatively uncommon. and you are right, early rheum dx (inflammatory) might not show up all that clearly on...

about 4 oz of tonic water is a good place to start. the prescription remedies all have their own potential drawbacks. the most common rx for rls (klonopin, lyrica, requip) can be some very nasty characters.

Good aggressive PT, U/S therapy, eccentric loading, ECSW(t) and prolotherapy.

When you say "hip" do you mean anterior or posterior? Most hip joint problems will generate pain in the groin (anterior) if it is coming from the posterior "hip" it is probably back related. If it radiates down the leg, and more specifically down the side or back of the leg, it is almost...

House of Cards, Breaking Bad and my guilty pleasure; Archer

Agreed. Essential is "restorative" sleep. The type when you wake up and feel well-rested

You have relatively superficial cutaneous nerves in the thigh laterally and towards the midline. I would stay away from the thigh all together.

I don't know what you did in the past but it could take some time to bounce back. If youre in consult with a doc, why dont you let him design/direct you?

adapalene 0.1% gel plus clindamycin 1% lotion in combination with benz peroxide

Did you have any bloodwork done recently. There are any number of reasons that can happen and not all are necessarily attributable to AAS use (although a likely and common cause here). Get your bloodwork done and see what shows.

Really depends on your health status, where you are and what you plan on doing with that information. It also depends on the provider. If you have a GP with little or no experience with endocrine dx, he/she might balk at doing anything more than the standards and also have a tough time...

Good analysis but I have to wonder, are you watching the same Cincy team that I have over the past two weeks?

Caber's got a long half life, you can usually get by with taking it every 2-3 days. I would recommend .25 mg. I would always take it when running npp/deca

With peanut butter??? you pull some shit like that at my kids school, the place will be quarantined and decon'd for that one kid with a peanut butter allergy. They freaked when I sent my daughter to school with some peanut butter crackers. Best to save yourself the hassle and just drop them by...

Sorry to hear about your uncle. I lost my father to lung CA...he died at the age of 37. He was a smoker but its believed that the radiation from radio/communication equipment is what did him in. I'm sure his oncologist has already directed him to clinicaltrials.org: it is a searchable database...

Caber and Dost are the same compound