So I suffer from panic disorder and was wondering if test E would influence that? I know no one here can say what it's going to do for me but has anyone had a bad expirience with this?
So I suffer from panic disorder and was wondering if test E would influence that? I know no one here can say what it's going to do for me but has anyone had a bad expirience with this?
I cant speak for all but no it wont if you use it correctly. I have never suffered from what you have. I dont suffer, I overcomePct might be a bitch for you idk. How good are you at controlling your emotions and channeling them into something good? No one can be you but you. Just gotta take it slow.
I can't speak for everyone but I have severe PTSD and, everything about my disorder vastly improves while on cycle, to the point where I'm now considering blasting and cruising for the rest of my life.
My psyche isn't exactly the gold standard of health I believe.
The effects of AAS on the psyche are both positive and negative.
For me, I'd say somewhat lower dosages (like 500mg test e a week max),
seems to be mostly positive, while higher dosages can lead to more challenges.
Ofcourse, in the end it's all up to how you react and deal with your emotions,
But I think a study done on test e and psychological disturbances showed a pretty good point of reference;
Men given; (pr week)
250mg test e - less than 4% developed physchological issues
500mg test e - about 10%
1000mg test e - about 40%
(These numbers are from memory, but fairly accurate for the high and low dose)
Also, by psychological issues, this can mean pretty much anything from having a somewhat higher depression score compared to before to full blown psychosis. So this study is merely saying (which is quite obvious), that higher doses of testosterone is correlated with more psychological issues of any kind, or said in another more accurate way; higher dosages can cause more emotional stress.
As for panic attacks, I've had a couple of episodes with that, but it went away when I understood this was a psychological issue and not a physical one. (It felt like I was gonna die after all), and the attacks were more related to multiple stressors at once in my life than the dose I was using.
But to be prudent, stay with a low dose of test e and see how it goes, and remember you don't die from a panic attack while on AAS.
It could help you by calming you down or do the opposite, no way of knowing unless you've used before.
I am more relaxed with a better sense of well being on test.
Not sure if i'm justifying use because I'm surely on for life for a multitude of reasons.
Stay away from the stuff man.
I would anticipate some issues with the panic disorder not from the test e, but from the apprehension and power of suggestion that doing it might exacerbate your condition. As far as the test e itself goes, I have always found I have less anxiety and worry on cycle and now on TRT - a lot less. I think I had anxiety issues for a couple of years because of the low test I was unaware of.
I would consider doing something like the deep breathing (in through the nose, hold, out through the mouth, hold - all for silent 4 seconds count) to blunt the adrenaline response just prior to and after pinning the first number of times because as you know, when you have a panic disorder you can develop triggers.
Just a thought.
Great response. That's what I plan on doing.
I have never suffered from test e, but I did get depressed on deca. Keep in mind I did the cycle all wrong because of bad advice. If I were to do it again I would do more research.
Noted.
Like you said: no one here can tell you for sure.
You'll have to be your own barometer.
If you do decide to try... start with a low dose cycle. No more than 250mg.
Are you medicated for panic disorder?
Also... what is your diet like?
Enough protein? B-Vitamins? EFAs?
Because it shows severe underlying mental disorder.
As well as being ruthless on the actual condition.
You know they say you could have a paradoxical reaction to these drugs, just throw in un-natural levels or hormones and imbalances, how much worse it could possibly be
So this is more a cautionary statement/opinion than anything noted in literature or documented? And not trying to be an arse, was just wondering if there was something I was not aware of in drug interactions, but you are hypothesizing on worst case possibilities with everything involved. Understood, thanks!
I have the Ativan for in case of emergency. I have a panic disorder, this is not not a "severe" mental disorder. SSRI regulate mood by regulating serotonin neurotransmitters in the brain. Plenty of people on this forum are on cycles using ssris with no issues. That's why I'm asking if anyone has dealt with this, clearly you haven't so I'm not sure why you're commenting.
I have all the signs of low T now @405ng
Two years ago my baseline was 696ng/dl.and I haven't cycled in 3 years. I'm in my early 30s. It really sucks that most doctors won't consider you for TRT until you're below 200ng/dl.
I originally thought my low T signs were Post SSRI Sexual Dysfunction since everything went severely down hill after I went on Paxil for 6 months.
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