Diagnosed with early stage Glaucoma...lets talk about A-Dex and Prami.

**Indymuscleguy** · 02-02-2014, 06:21 PM

Group,

*Edit...I'm 47yo

I had an exam for updated contacts and it was discovered my eye pressures are high (again) and the initial imagery and diagnostic work-up show slight narrowing of the optic nerve. I am seeing a Opthamologist (an MD) next week to confirm what the Optometrist (a DO) discovered.

Now...I was diagnosed with Graves disease of the Thyroid in 2005. Six months after having my Graves disease successfully treated with radioactive iodine, the disease had progressed to my eyes. It's a condition called Graves Ophthalmia. When you have G.O. your eye pressures rise and fluid builds-up behind the eyes, pushing them outward. I had a surgery called Orbital Decompression on both eyes and the fluid drained and the eye pressures went down, but only to the upper limits of normal. Since then my eyes have been fine.

I'm on my second cycle of Tren Ace (300mg/wk) and Cyp (200/wk). I ran Anadrol at 65/mg per day for 14 days at the start of both Tren cycles to give me strength quickly to kick-start after a long break between cycles. I ran Prami and A-dex as recommended in the research I had done prior to running Tren. My previous cycles have been:

Cyp/Prop...Cyp/Mast for 10-12 weeks and my PCT consisted of Nolva/Clomid for 8-10 weeks. Then I rested for 8-10 weeks.

Can A-Dex or Prami cause my eye pressures to rise? Has anyone read this while doing research on either ancillary? Something tells me I have read it on this web forum but had a hard time finding anything when I try searching.

Does this mean the end of cycling gear for me?

Thanks in advance...

**Indymuscleguy** · 02-03-2014, 05:27 PM

Bump

**ickythump** · 02-03-2014, 07:27 PM

Bump...hope you figure it out pal

**Indymuscleguy** · 02-04-2014, 09:34 AM

Bump...so do I

**kelkel** · 02-04-2014, 10:39 AM

Don't see how adex relates but caber is a normal treatment for pituitary adenomas. Meaning to help shrink tumors and reduce prolactin. So, imho if anything the caber would reduce ocular pressure related to adenoma growth.

**Indymuscleguy** · 02-05-2014, 09:43 PM

Originally Posted by kelkel

Don't see how adex relates but caber is a normal treatment for pituitary adenomas. Meaning to help shrink tumors and reduce prolactin. So, imho if anything the caber would reduce ocular pressure related to adenoma growth.

No one has discussed Pituitary Adenoma as being a cause, rather, post Graves Disease related, possibly. Long-term usage of anti-inflammatory steroid usage, i.e. prednisone, which I have taken in the past, could be the causes. I didn't know if anabolic steroids would also have the same effect.