Two years ago I had severe back problems. I was on the verge of surgery when I got back into the gym and started training ever so slowly. The pain slowly went away and for the last two years has been very good.
I had a good back workout Sunday afternoon. After coming up from a set of very light deadlifts I felt a small twinge in the my lower back. I was only doing 135lbs. I usually do 4 sets of 12 with this weight just to say that I did them. I wasn't pushing the limit or showing off one bit. I have done these both on and off cycle for years. The twinge was no big deal so I just wrote it off. Later that night my back felt strange.
When I woke up yesterday morning and got out of bed my legs buckled on me. Then the pain hit me hard. The left side of my back is so ****ed up that I can barely walk up stairs right now. It's a throbbing nerve pain that shoots down my left leg. My left leg feels like it's burning. I can't even tie my shoes or get comfortable in any way shape or form. ****ED!
There is no way that I can do any type of training like this. I can barely put any weight on my left foot without it sending a sharp pain from my foot all the way to the back of my head.
I'm just entering week 4 of a Test E/Deca cycle. What the **** do I do now? Keep doses the same even though I won't be able to train? Cut caloric intake so I don't get fat? How long to I wait for it to get better before I throw in the towel and end the cycle and start pct?
I'm trying to get in for an MRI today. It feels like a ruptured disk. **** I hope not!
Can anyone make me feel any better about this?
Thanks
Karo