it seems like this is clockwork for me. anytime i have ever tried aas either the second or third shot i get sick or something lkie that. does this happen to everyone? and is there any relation to aas and getting sick or weakining you immune system?
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it seems like this is clockwork for me. anytime i have ever tried aas either the second or third shot i get sick or something lkie that. does this happen to everyone? and is there any relation to aas and getting sick or weakining you immune system?
hmmm, I threw up all night after some prop and fina but think it was from food poisioning. what are your symptoms?
i got sick my 2nd week into a test cycle...... by week 4 it was completely gone...
if you are using prop or sust could be the prop flu.
This time I got a really bad cold 2 weeks before I was going to start (April 1). Today is the first time I have been out of my house since last Wed. Serioulsy in bed sick 99% of the time, no appetite, didn't even go get teh mail. I hope that means I will stay healthy throughout. I have been there though and it does suck.
I just started a cycle 3 weeks ago and 2 weeks in, I got sick like a cold or something. It seemed to have gone away, but I am still having problems catching my breath. I was so pumped up to start this cycle too.
do i continue with aas or stop and wait for cold to subside? my joints are achey,i feel a little hot,nauseous etc. i was excited as hell now i am a little depressed.
Dude you have the test flu, some say its from your natural test shuting down but I say its just from the huge hormonal change in your body, I get it every time also but just push through it, it seems like its 3 days after the first injection is when I get it. Any form of test can cause this, as long as your not getting very painfull injection sites you should be fine.
2nd shot very painful. whats theory about painful and sick?
nothing to worry about. that's normal happens to us all. Your body just isnt used to synthetic test. Don't stop your cycle just tough it out. If things don't get better after a week then you may be sick for real.Quote:
Originally Posted by frogg
there is no theory about pain and sick. Injection sites hurt. Sometimes they don't but often times they do. It's really hit or miss. The only thing you need to be on the lookout for is hot red swollen injection sites that persist. That is to say, don't seem to get better after a few days. Then you may have an infection if you also have a fever or other symptoms. I don't think you really have much to worry about honestly.Quote:
Originally Posted by frogg