Glucose levels??

[Stankeric]

I just had bloodwork doen the yesterday and I get a call from my dr. a second ago and he wants me to come in to discuss my low glucose levels. I have been on 2iu's HGH/ 5days on-2days off for about 6-7 months now. Could this be the cause on this?

[tough old man]

I just had bloodwork doen the yesterday and I get a call from my dr. a second ago and he wants me to come in to discuss my low glucose levels. I have been on 2iu's HGH/ 5days on-2days off for about 6-7 months now. Could this be the cause on this?

Could be. I'd be honest with your doctor.

Note. I have a family doctor and I also see a cardiologist every 6 months. I saw my cardiologist today. My blood pressure was up a tad. 136/88. I informed him that I was on a cycle again. Neither of my doctors write this in my file.
You tell them what your about to tell them is off the record and is strictly confidential between him and you....PERIOD

[Montgomery]

Yeah be honest with your doc. There is nothing in endogenous human physiology that can kill you faster than low blood sugar. It's also very hard on the brain (not to mention muscle gains) to have blood sugars below a certain level.

Montgomery

[Stankeric]

I am almost sure it is due to the growth. Do you think she will recommend stopping the HGH?

[Montgomery]

she probably will, but have you asked yourself these questions first?

1. Do you eat enough calories?
2. Do you have issues with thyroid hormones that you know of, or are you taking T3 or clen ?
3. Do you take insulin with your HGH?
4. Are you overtraining?

Any of these things could cause it too.

Montgomery

[Stankeric]

I am taking 50mcg of T3/ED

[macrophage69alpha]

I have been on 2iu's HGH/ 5days on-2days off for about 6-7 months now. Could this be the cause on this?

YES
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[Slic4788]

Yep it most likely is the GH.

[supersteve]

Actually GH causes an increase in blood glucose levels. Igf-1, insulin and AAS cause the opposite.

[macrophage69alpha]

Actually GH causes an increase in blood glucose levels. Igf-1, insulin and AAS cause the opposite.

GH blunts insulin sensitivity, however it directly lowers blood glucose. Thus it paradoxically can cause both hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia.