The cancer risk. NEED HELP!!!!

[kakalok1]

i decided to start my first cycle with 250 deca and 300 test.

I got lymph cancer when I was 10 years old. but I got over this lymph cancer within a year. my friends told me that using steroids could be harmful and I could get cancer again. I'm really worried about this. Does steroid use trigger cancer?

[kakalok1]

I've heard of steroids being used in some chemotherapy treatments. but i'm still worried

[Gallowmere]

No, it doesn’t trigger cancer.
Whether or not is can exacerbate the growth of existing malignancies depends entirely upon whether or not the tissues affected possess androgen receptors, or receptors that could be fed information from downstream metabolites that could speed up proliferation.

[kakalok1]

No, it doesn’t trigger cancer.
Whether or not is can exacerbate the growth of existing malignancies depends entirely upon whether or not the tissues affected possess androgen receptors, or receptors that could be fed information from downstream metabolites that could speed up proliferation.

I am relieved now because my goal is big. I don't want to do anything wrong that could risk my own health. thanks for your answer man.

[Gallowmere]

I am relieved now because my goal is big. I don't want to do anything wrong that could risk my own health. thanks for your answer man.

Keep in mind, you may have small malignant cell clusters that are just being kept at bay by your immune system. If these things are responsive to androgen load, then the situation could be made worse to the point where immunity can no longer keep up.
With you having a previous run-in with such things, there is a higher chance of this being the case.
That said, NO the steroids will not give you cancer. YES, they could make something worse that is already there, but not a strong enough problem to be diagnosable yet.
As with all drugs, there are risks involved. Nothing is completely safe. Whether that risk is worth it to you or not, is for you to decide, and no one else. There is no 100% safe anything in this realm. Just make sure and remember that.

[charger69]

I had cancer and I really don’t think that it is fully understood. I do agree with Gallow that pre existing conditions probably need to be there. Everyone in my immediate family has had cancer.
Does HGH increase cancer growth- probably.
Does cardarine cause cancer- unknown not enough studies
Does your likelihood of prostrate cancer increase with steroids. Probably
Does going into a place that has known carcinogens cause cancer? I sure hope not because California has labels just about everywhere that known carcinogens are present on these premises. I even saw it in a hospital.

I had to list the last one because California is sooo Special.


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[kelkel]

I had to list the last one because California is sooo Special.


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Only because you are there.....

[< <Samson> >]

That’s a tough one & a personal decision

I think the same shit about my AVM - would it have grown the same, would it have done this or that - or, was the timing unchangeable

In my case, I wouldn’t change anything even if I could

I been on some form of roids for almost a decade straight

[charger69]

That’s a tough one & a personal decision

I think the same shit about my AVM - would it have grown the same, would it have done this or that - or, was the timing unchangeable

In my case, I wouldn’t change anything even if I could

I been on some form of roids for almost a decade straight

Actually, AAS probably saved me.
First off, I went to the ER 4 weeks from a competition. The started doing bloods and I realized what was going to happen so I started refusing testing. Bloods were shit especially cholesterol. A months or so later, everything was fine with cholesterol. DR wanted to check the arteries in the neck due to a sudden change.
They found the cancer by accident checking my areteries. I had no symptoms.


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[< <Samson> >]

Actually, AAS probably saved me.
First off, I went to the ER 4 weeks from a competition. The started doing bloods and I realized what was going to happen so I started refusing testing. Bloods were shit especially cholesterol. A months or so later, everything was fine with cholesterol. DR wanted to check the arteries in the neck due to a sudden change.
They found the cancer by accident checking my areteries. I had no symptoms.


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Aren't we all somethin

[warchild]

No medical data that support AAS are carcinogenic. They actually give them for muscle wasting diseases such as cancer. Only info I have found is any IGF, HGH, or growth factors can accelerate cancer if you already have it, but still that is not concrete. That said, orals can cause liver tumors and high doses and long term use.

[< <Samson> >]

^ that’s bull shit & we all know it

Unfortunately