Hepatitis C vs. Steroids??

[eazyduzit3]

Hepatitis C vs. Steroids??

I have a younger brother that recently was tested positive for Hep C.
He is interested in using gear BUT we do not know if it would do more harm then good? I cannot find clear information on this subject.Was hoping that somebody here could help him out? Your info is greatly appreciated!!

The best thing in life is health.
- O'Shea Jackson

[eazyduzit3]

sorry everybody i am adding my own replies to keep this ON TOP and in view.
need info please

[NYC BIG MIKE]

With all due respect, I don't think trying to get an aswer here warrants any merit on your brother's behalf. Find an open minded doctor and get his input.

[thetruth-76]

As far as I know, there are no licenced physicians on this board. However, I would think since Hep-C destroys the liver, anything making your blood more toxic and damaging to the liver would not be in your best interest. That is if you want to live for a long time without a liver transplant. But I aint not doctor.

[STEVO 47]

I also have a friend who has hep c. His liver is accually shutting down
so I would think that anything you take that is hard on the liver would
be the worst thing to do.

[JR.SHRED]

you can take gear as long as you keep it reasonable, I wouldnt take more then 400 mg of test, and also nothing that is hard on the liver IE: anadrol IMO

[stupidhippo]

I have several friends who have C and do / have done gear. I think he can do gear but it would be better to find an open minded doctor.. at least he should get bloodwork done often enough..

[KDRLINUS]

Chris Rock said it best

"you can smoke crack if you want to, that dont make it good fvckin idea!"

[JohnnyB]

I wouldn't, I had hyp C, did 2 interferon treatments and the second worked fine, I'm been hep C free for 5 years now

JohnnyB

[FNG]

There are different strains of Hep C. Some worse than others. Also, it would most likely depend on how much damage has been done by the Hep C already. Some people who have and have had it for years show little or no real pressing damage to their livers. Don't take my word for it though because I'm not a doctor.

FNG

[powerliftmike]

Your brother will need to get blood tests to check liver function. If everything is normal he may proceed with AAS use.

[eazyduzit3]

i appreciate everyones feedback on this matter!! i think it would probably be best if he did seek the interferon treatment and then maybe go from there. i sure dont want to kill my own brother.
thanks again!!