Hemroids and AAS

**V_Vandetta** · 10-14-2006, 04:23 PM

Well seeing as this board is filled with lost of older bros that have been around I would like to discuss this for the past several years .. every time I go on a cycle .. it would seem I get hemroid flair up.. the hole time i am on and when I stop it seems to go away .....my question is this can there be an underlined issue becasue I refuse to go to the doc for this and get violated ( in the worst way) ..... becasue it becomes a real challange to go... and at times have blood in the tolit and when I wipe ... now I have talked with a Doc and hemroids could be or Pulips ... but when I stop and fininsh the cycle as i have done it goes away and just before my trip to the doc for my kidneys when i went back on had the same and now I have been off for a while Primimg for the short cycle .... I am wondering if I should just break down and go get this check and loose my man hood of just chalk it up as another thing to deal with on cycle

**cfiler** · 10-14-2006, 05:14 PM

I'd see a doctor. The hormonal change when on aas could effect it.

Do you get flare ups when stressed?

I'm not familier with hemroids, but if it's like IBS where it can be triggered by stress or changes in hormonal levels, then it may be your answer.

I know that my IBS flares up really badly when "on" during bulking, yet when cutting while "on" doesn't effect me the same way.

**cj1capp** · 10-14-2006, 06:33 PM

Hemorrhoids Causes

The causes of hemorrhoids include genetic predisposition (weak rectal vein walls and/or valves), straining during bowel movements, and too much pressure on the rectal veins due to poor posture (it is well known that hemorrhoids are very rare in nations where people squat to deffecate) or muscle tone. Constipation, chronic diarrhea, poor bathroom habits (sitting for unusually long periods of time [e.g. reading on the toilet] or excessive cleaning attempts), pregnancy, postponing bowel movements, and fiber-deprived diet can also contribute to hemorrhoids.

Insufficient hydration (caused by not drinking enough water, or drinking too much of diuretic liquids such as coffee or colas) can cause a hard stool, which can lead to hemorrhoidal irritation.

An excess of lactic acid in the stool, a product of excessive consumption of milk products such as cheese, can cause irritation of hemorrhoids and a reduction of consumption can bring relief.

Additional factors that can cause hemorrhoids (mostly by increasing rectal vein pressure), especially for those with a genetic predisposition, are obesity and a sedentary lifestyle.

**Slowhand** · 10-14-2006, 08:00 PM

I'll put in my two sense.
I used to get roids all the time when bulking. why? after doing some research and experimenting I came to the conclusion with all the excess food i was eating and surplus of calories, I wasn't actually getting enough fiber(about one gram per 100 calories you consume) after I started taking a fiber suplement (metamucil being the most popular on the market) the condition has improved and I've hardly had a problem since.

**Kale** · 10-14-2006, 08:05 PM

Dude I have had this problem for years. The easiest and best way to get this shit fixed (excuse the punn) is to get a Colonoscopy done. Its done under a general anasetic. Takes 15 mins and you walk out two hours later like nothing has happened. I swear on my childrens lives this is what its like. I have had it done four times because I have had Polyps as well. They can fix the hemoids there and then depending on how bad they are. They can inject them with almond oil or they put rubber bands around them and they strangle and drop off 10 days later. Do it dude, its not worth the risk or bowel cancer.

**Slowhand** · 10-14-2006, 08:13 PM

damn dude...those have to be some huge as hemroids for them to put rubberbands on them... if you have them that big or if they are bleeding i recommend you go see a doctor.