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  1. 06-15-2009, 01:41 PM #1
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    Antibiotics... Please help..

    About 6 months ago i did a 14 week cycle of 500mg deca 600mg test per week

    After about 13 weeks (no adverse effects from ASS) i got an ear infection and started taking antibiotics, subsiquently i started getting swelling in the feet and ankles (doctors called it pitting edema) but had just come back from mexico so didnt attribute it to ASS or antibiotics or a combination of both.. (I had all kinds of hospital tests, heart scans, kidney scans... all clear...)

    2 weeks ago i started the same 14 week cycle of 500mg deca 600mg test per week... 6 days ago i got an ear infction again and started taking 500mg amoxcillin 3times per day... the swelling in my feet has started again today could this be a conflict between my cycle and the antibiotics or does my body just not agree with ASS..

    Please help...
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    do you regularly get ear infections while not on?
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    Everyone is different..antibiotics and juice for me don't have adverse effects ...but being this is the second time its happened to you I would venture to say they are interconnected...I'd talk iot over with your doc just to be ion the safe side...good luck and feel better
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  4. 06-15-2009, 02:00 PM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by chuckt12345 View Post
    do you regularly get ear infections while not on?
    I get regular ear infections since I was a child, I have a perforated ear drum!
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    Quote Originally Posted by inky-e View Post
    Everyone is different..antibiotics and juice for me don't have adverse effects ...but being this is the second time its happened to you I would venture to say they are interconnected...I'd talk iot over with your doc just to be ion the safe side...good luck and feel better
    So you don't think it's the ASS alone?
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    Quote Originally Posted by newbie8582 View Post
    I get regular ear infections since I was a child, I have a perforated ear drum!
    but your feet dont swell usually? if not then id assume its the aas combo
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  7. 06-15-2009, 02:13 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by chuckt12345 View Post
    but your feet dont swell usually? if not then id assume its the aas combo
    So it is possible for ASS and antibiotics to react??
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    Quote Originally Posted by newbie8582 View Post
    So you don't think it's the ASS alone?
    why would it be the AAS if you don't have the symtoms untill you add the antibiotics?just a thought.
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  9. 06-15-2009, 03:19 PM #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by chuckt12345 View Post
    but your feet dont swell usually? if not then id assume its the aas combo
    Quote Originally Posted by skinnykenney View Post
    why would it be the AAS if you don't have the symtoms untill you add the antibiotics?just a thought.
    Just because it's the first time I've taken ASS since I ended up in hospital, was worried it was the ASS.. I've only been on them 2 weeks, will they have kicked in already?
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    dude...lol... its AAS not ASS .LOL..... HAHA !!!

    And No... no correlation between antibiotics and AAS.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Deuce View Post
    dude...lol... its AAS not ASS .LOL..... HAHA !!!

    And No... no correlation between antibiotics and AAS.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Deuce View Post
    dude...lol... its AAS not ASS .LOL..... HAHA !!!

    And No... no correlation between antibiotics and AAS.
    So what would u recomend?? If it's the AAS then why no reaction in first 12 weeks?? Should I drop deca and run test only??
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  13. 06-15-2009, 06:28 PM #13
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    Bump please!
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    Bump please
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  15. 06-16-2009, 08:08 AM #15
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    Should i drop to test only???

    Lower the levels??

    Stop altogether and Start PCT???

    Please help??
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  16. 06-16-2009, 06:11 PM #16
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    Right ive done some reaserch and now believe i am having a reaction to the deca ... Im going to drop the deca and see how it goes...

    The half-life of deca is 10days or so right??

    My last deca shot was Fri so hopefully i should know in around 3 weeks???
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  17. 06-16-2009, 06:36 PM #17
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    Pitting Edema can be caused by heart failure. Did you tell your doctor about the AAS? AAS can change cause hypertension (high blood pressure) and fluid retention. Did your doctor do an EKG on your heart?

    The ear infection could be because of fluid retention from the AAS. You need to tell your doc about the AAS. He might give you a lecture, but won't/can't get you into trouble with the law.

    Do you have any trouble breathing since the edema started? Do you feel like you have fluid in your lungs? Or like your drowning when you lay flat? If so, go to an ER now and tell them. Otherwise, tell your doctor about the AAS and get the edema fixed, even if it's not caused by CHF (congestive heart failure) it can cause it if left untreated.

    Keep us updated!

    http://www.medicinenet.com/edema/article.htm

    I would rule out the antibiotics as the cause. How old are you? Have you been on antibiotics before AAS?
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  18. 06-16-2009, 06:48 PM #18
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    Quote Originally Posted by stillandbox View Post
    Pitting Edema can be caused by heart failure. Did you tell your doctor about the AAS? AAS can change cause hypertension (high blood pressure) and fluid retention. Did your doctor do an EKG on your heart?

    The ear infection could be because of fluid retention from the AAS. You need to tell your doc about the AAS. He might give you a lecture, but won't/can't get you into trouble with the law.

    Do you have any trouble breathing since the edema started? Do you feel like you have fluid in your lungs? Or like your drowning when you lay flat? If so, go to an ER now and tell them. Otherwise, tell your doctor about the AAS and get the edema fixed, even if it's not caused by CHF (congestive heart failure) it can cause it if left untreated.

    Keep us updated!

    http://www.medicinenet.com/edema/article.htm

    I would rule out the antibiotics as the cause. How old are you? Have you been on antibiotics before AAS?

    Yes always getting ear infections due to a perforated ear drum...

    Last time it happened i was admitted to hospital for 2 weeks, i had, chest x-ray, cardio angiagram, kindey scan, countless blood tests, MRI on my hips and legs even had a heart monitor on for 24hrs... all came back negative and in good health.. dont really feel breathless or anything feel my heart fluttering every now and again but i think thats me just being anxtious more than anything...

    I was honest about everything i had taken including AAS, how much, when and for how long... I was discharged without a real explanation just saying it may or may not be the steriods ...

    now its started again i feel sure its the deca i have to have a problem with, or even the deca and antibiotics together but its gonna be a trial and error process i think.. i have tried some support socks and they seem to have done the trick for now??

    What do u reckon??
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Deuce View Post
    dude...lol... its AAS not ASS .LOL..... HAHA !!!

    And No... no correlation between antibiotics and AAS.
    How do you know that exactly?
    I mean, where did you read/study that aas do not correlate with antibiotics?
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