DECA and one kidney

[5555]

i have one kidney and ultra deca 300?
the kidney is completely fine and i can do and take whatever i want thats legal.

what do you guys think?

[stupidhippo]

hard question.. dunno how much this has been studied.. can u consume a high protein diet?

[5555]

yea i can do everything normal...nothin is different..i just didnt know b/c this is harder on my body. i can drink alcohol or do whatever.

[5555]

oh yea i have another question, is androstene any good?

[hosam4ever]

if i were u id stay away from any aas

[BigChris]

Personally I would stay away from AAS in a case like yours. An increased blood pressure will put unnecessary strain on your kidney...

[brutesinme]

dude, with one kidney, i think these are questions you should be asking a doc

[muscle_20]

i would consult with a doctor(who isnt completely against steriods )

[Stackertoo]

IT is a HUGE risk to put additional strain of any kind on your remaining kidney.
Not at all worth it IMO.

[WEBB]

a doctor is the only one i would trust to answer this question, no offence fella's. but personally i would not do any aas, and also the diet you would be on would put even more strain on your one kidney.

[SS1476]

a doctor is the only one i would trust to answer this question, no offence fella's. but personally i would not do any aas, and also the diet you would be on would put even more strain on your one kidney.

I totally agree with all this.
And also drinking should be
cut entirely,not that you do..

[mindongoal]

im on the same boat you are 5555, but i recently talked to a kidney spacialist and asked him "what if my testosterone increased about 150 percent??" I didn't mention steroid though..He told me that the increased testosterone would affect my kidney much, but that the high protein diet would.Therefore, i am still going to try AAS but at a lower dose, For example sustanon 250 once a week at 1ml/mg for 10 weeks. i'll let you guys know how it goes..

mindongoal

[stupidhippo]

ok, drink lots of water and dont go nuts with the protein.. keep us updated..

[HUNTER1]

like everyone said talk with a renalogist/MD about the situation. my personal opinion having working in medicine would be to not take AAS. I know it sucks pretty bad hearing that, but the imposed stress from the medicines and increased protein diet could only be harmful to your kidneys --> well, i don't foreshadow anything good happening from this anyway. also certain drugs are more harsh on the renal system than others. like I said, talk with a MD they probably have much more advice to give. either way good luck friend.

[Chookster]

bro, you only have one kidney, think about it. why would you take any chances of screwing it up. it would sure suck to be on dialysis fir the rest of your life.