BP question...

[stupidhippo]

ok im on 6th week of PCT.. and my BP is still not normal.... Im on nolva only anymore.... B4 my BP after cycle was normal at this point and before roids it was always under 120 / 80... I didnt eat so clean back then and i was fatter and didnt do as much cardio..... So the only explanations have to do with medication.... so im thinking has anybody else experienced this with nolva? My BP is nothing too drastic but it has been repeatedly 140/80 .... so any1 any input? dont suggest sodium or diet or things like that cause even if they might lower it a bit BUT like i said earlier those things have only improved while this has happened. it is definetly connected to the medication..

[Bigmax]

Howw old are you ???...BP is known to climb slowly but surely....If you're prone to BP from your family genes...you will eventually get it and AAS will help gradually raise it.Keep your eye on it.

[stupidhippo]

im 26... im keeping my eye on it.. anyone else?

[lzicc]

My last cycle, i was on pct for about 21 days and was off of the juice for about 2 months before my bp went back down to normal levels. I know with me, it can take some time before it comes back to normal. I would take some Hawthorn root and Celery Seed Extract to help lower it.

What was your cycle like?

[sbigpecs]

I have had problems with my BP mate. I can only say that it will come down in time. Just keep doing your thing with the cardio and keep eating healthy.

Mine takes sometimes 1-2 months to settle back down to normal. but it eventually does.

Use this time also as an indication as to how long to stay off the stuff for, as this is also telling you that your body needs time to get back to normal.

Stay safe bro.

[stupidhippo]

ok so this is normal that th BP can stay high for some time.. now a harder question, anyone know the mechanism/ reason y it is so...

[need2bhuge]

Hmmm...I will have to look into that one. The only thing that pops into my mind is an increase in RBC count, therefor your blood could have become a little thicker. Blood cells live for approximatley 120 days. This could explain why it takes so long for your BP to level off!

[RA]

You eating too much salt? My wife is a cardiac nurse. If you havent had your question answered by tonight, Ill get you one.

[guest589745]

avoid sodium, take some CQ10, light cardio and eat clean with lotsa water, problem solved for my 149/80 BP.