HGH cause diabetes?

**hxt** · 08-28-2017, 03:32 PM

I ran HGH 5 days on 2 days off for about 2 months then just decide to stop cold turkey.

sits been a couple weeks since I've stopped and im feeling strange. very weak and shaky, fatigues. also Ive contracted a UTI (no idea how), a neck rash and white coat on my tongue. Ive read that HGH can cause insulin resistance. im hoping this didn't mess up my blood sugar by coming off. one of the symptoms of diabetes is the susceptibility to yeast infections. Went to the doc, he said he didn't want to take blood work

**Ashop** · 08-28-2017, 07:46 PM

Originally Posted by hxt

I ran HGH 5 days on 2 days off for about 2 months then just decide to stop cold turkey.

sits been a couple weeks since I've stopped and im feeling strange. very weak and shaky, fatigues. also Ive contracted a UTI (no idea how), a neck rash and white coat on my tongue. Ive read that HGH can cause insulin resistance. im hoping this didn't mess up my blood sugar by coming off. one of the symptoms of diabetes is the susceptibility to yeast infections. Went to the doc, he said he didn't want to take blood work

I would fire you doctor and get a new one. For the mean time, go buy a blood glucose monitor and start checking your readings.
Typically you don't see any problems with HGH unless its used in massive dosages for far too long.

**ScotchGuard02** · 08-31-2017, 12:13 PM

HGH is an insulin agonist and could cause issues is you ate a candy bar after every pin and kept doing that for a long time. Your body is amazingly adaptable. Take one step at a time. Follow Alin's advice and go check your blood sugar level, first.

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