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I'm probably overthinking this, but every morning for the last two weeks I've woken up with a dead arm - that pins and needles feeling you get when an extremity falls asleep.
I've always sleeptwith my arm under the pillow, but never really got dead-arm like I have over the last two weeks. It happens to my leg too if I fold it underneath me while sitting. It's definitely more pronounced now more than ever.
Can AAS (Test) and/or Tbol cause something like this?
Your paresthesia is probably caused by your recent weight gain.
You weight more so the force compressing your nerves is greater.
I have been having those very symptoms since commencing TRT two years ago. I can't walk one minute long w/o developing lower leg pain.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coffeehead
Only thing that ameliorates the problem is P4 (progesterone) from HCG, oral pregnenolone, but also 19-nors worked for me, as long as E2 isn't too low.
^^^This.Quote:
Originally Posted by numbere
I can't sleep sideways, or this happens.
Great - Thank you guys for the quick replies!
I suppose I'm just a fatass then. Sleeping was far more enjoyable when I was sitting at 190lbs. I'll just suck it up and not worry so much about it.
I also lost the ability to sleep sideways.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr.BB
Adding 35-40lb of muscle will drastically change your sleeping and cuddling positions.
I got the same problem with my arm.
Take advantage of the dead arm :aajack:
Haha lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by Back In Black
Precisely why I set my alarm for 2am while on higher dose GHQuote:
Originally Posted by Back In Black
Hahahahahahaha. Dead... :bbfalldowQuote:
Originally Posted by Back In Black