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    Blasting with high blood pressure

    Hi, I was planning on blasting soon. My first blast. I'm on TRT for health reasons. However.... my blood pressure is 144 over 110.
    Is this an issue?

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    Quote Originally Posted by anoxicblaze View Post
    Hi, I was planning on blasting soon. My first blast. I'm on TRT for health reasons. However.... my blood pressure is 144 over 110.
    Is this an issue?

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    Yes, most AAS raises your pressure too

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    So I can't blast?
    What do I need to get it down to?


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    Youve only just started trt. Give it some time for your body to accept it as homeostasis without throwing more test at it.

    If you blast now, at the end of it you will have been blasting for a similar amount of time as you were on trt. Let your body stabalise first. You have all the time in the world.

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    It's possible the trt has caused the high blood pressure, isn't it?


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    Do you have any recorded blood pressure readings pre-trt?

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    That bottom number is high....


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    Quote Originally Posted by hollowedzeus View Post
    Do you have any recorded blood pressure readings pre-trt?
    Yeah. It was 140/90


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    IMO you need to get your blood pressure under control before you add anymore Test. It's only going to go higher. What are your stats, bf? Do you have your BP readings before TRT?

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    Quote Originally Posted by charger69 View Post
    IMO you need to get your blood pressure under control before you add anymore Test. It's only going to go higher. What are your stats, bf? Do you have your BP readings before TRT?
    140/90 before 144/110 after. And I'm training much more and eating better.


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    Your diastolic reading is high... you are definetly in the range of hypertention.

    If you have improved your lifestyle and increased test then it might be to blame.

    However if you are holding too much water or you are high bodyfat then rectifying these might sort out your issue

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    I been on tren a long time finally got mine down... averaging about 135/86....I cut out salt completely.....was using Tony's seasoning on everything...full of salt....you can do it....you will have to adjust your diet...salt is killer on bp imo


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    Quote Originally Posted by hollowedzeus View Post
    Your diastolic reading is high... you are definetly in the range of hypertention.

    If you have improved your lifestyle and increased test then it might be to blame.

    However if you are holding too much water or you are high bodyfat then rectifying these might sort out your issue
    I am holding a massive amount of water, especially on my feet. I don't eat much salt. Never raw salt. Cut down a lot. Sometimes there is salt in food I buy.

    How would you attack this water retention problem?


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    What is your TRT protocol?
    What are your testosterone numbers on TRT?

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    Test was 268. I take test e . 75mg x2 a week.
    Done new blood tests. Awaiting results.


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    Are you on bp meds? If so what and how much

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    No bp meds. Only other thing I take is citalopram. Been on that for years. I am slowly coming off it.
    Can a high RBC cause high blood pressure?


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    Are you overweight? What is your Bodyfat%?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dj Screw View Post
    Are you overweight? What is your Bodyfat%?
    Don't know my body fat yet but I am overweight. That said, I have lost 40 lbs in the last few months. So I was expecting my blood pressure to have improved. Thinner, stronger, loads more cardio, healthier diet, supplements. And I get that result.


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    Estrogen out of wack causing water perhaps?

    Ive been told 5 stalks of celery per day aids blood pressure. Unsure of how it actualy performs though

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    Quote Originally Posted by anoxicblaze View Post
    Test was 268. I take test e . 75mg x2 a week.
    Done new blood tests. Awaiting results.


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    What is your testosterone number while ON TRT?

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    Expecting my results on Tuesday.


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    Doesn't look good at all

    What do you supplement with if anything to control the bp? Having high bp levels for long term is very bad for your health and should be managed, hopefully without drugs..

    Have you donated blood before? Do you have blood work you go over every few months?
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    Quote Originally Posted by anoxicblaze View Post
    No bp meds. Only other thing I take is citalopram. Been on that for years. I am slowly coming off it.
    Can a high RBC cause high blood pressure?


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    High RBC is also not something most should be getting comfortable at while on TRT, do you have blood work from before you started you can share?

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    Quote Originally Posted by goalinmind View Post
    Doesn't look good at all

    What do you supplement with if anything to control the bp? Having high bp levels for long term is very bad for your health and should be managed, hopefully without drugs..

    Have you donated blood before? Do you have blood work you go over every few months?
    Hi. This is the first time my GP has ever been concerned with my bp so I'm not on meds for it. A few years ago I was a real mess. Drinking massively, no gym, very heavy and my bp was in an acceptable range. So it has to be the TRT. I have registered to donate blood and will be doing so very soon. It's very frustrating as I am in the best shape I've been in for some time. Personal bests on everything in the gym too....at 45.

    I wonder is a diuretic would help. My ankles and feet are so swollen. Curious to see what my T and E levels are on Tuesday.


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    IMHO- Do not blast until you have been on TRT for at least one year.
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    Start eating foods like asparagus and such for starters. They have minor diaretic properties but its something and They are very healthy.

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    you can try dandelion root to help remove excess water

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    Quote Originally Posted by anoxicblaze View Post
    Hi, I was planning on blasting soon. My first blast. I'm on TRT for health reasons. However.... my blood pressure is 144 over 110.
    Is this an issue?

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    YES,,thats an issue. That's way to high!! Your going to destroy your heart and organs if you continue letting it
    stay out of a safe range. Ideally you want 120/70 or as close to that as possible

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    TRT has caused this. So I have to quit TRT then?


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    I can't really give medical advice but maybe changing your TRT dosage can help, it also sounds like you could have other issues.

    Look into your diet and how you eat, maybe try apple cider vinegar and some other natural remedies for high bp, just getting off of TRT shouldn't be your focus, get the blood work and talk to a doc.

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