good canidate for lion igf? (broken bones, atrophy)

**fishtacomonster** · 11-03-2006, 02:43 PM

hi all. i busted up my hand and required reconstructive surgery. several compound fractures, dislocations. pins and bars are holding me together and i'm going to be in a cast for 3 months. wrist can't move and i wont be able to grip anything. i know i know...

i'm concerned with atrophy in my right side and being able to do really much of anything that requires a grip in powerlifting. i'm trying to accelerate the recuperation process and not turn back into the walking skeleton i was before i started training 7 years ago. obviously i have plenty of reading to do (and time!

). but is igf a good idea for me? would injecting straight into a forearm (which will get no work for months) and a bi and tri (which will probably only be exercised via exercise bands strapped to my forearm/wrist cast ... until i come up with a better idea) help me out?? thanks bros.

**fishtacomonster** · 11-04-2006, 04:06 PM

anyone?
i'm still able to squat, lunge, step-up, left handed clean pull.. good stuff to stay large. i can use machines and cords attached to my forearm to get some iso upper body in.
but i'm interested in the rebuilding properties that igf is advertised for having so that as soon as the doc cuts this thing off i'll be good go.

**ecivon** · 11-07-2006, 04:41 PM

Can't tell you for certain at the moment, but might be able to in 2-3 months. Busted up my wrist joints and tore ligaments and had surgery to repair ligs. Docs said the only thing they could do for the wrist was joint replacement but then I'd be restricted to 50 lbs. max forever. However, they said I couldn't do any more damage to it than was already done and said okay to start working out as long as I could deal with the pain. It has been from June until now and am anxious to get back into the gym. Have test p, deca , var and long igf and plan 3 mo. cycle. I'll find out soon enough. Mine doesn't sound nearly as severe as yours, but I would look into a test/deca/hgh/igf cycle and work into it to find out how well yours would hold up. Good luck Bro.

**Ufa** · 11-07-2006, 11:36 PM

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**Ufa** · 11-07-2006, 11:36 PM

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**fishtacomonster** · 11-08-2006, 05:15 PM

thanks guys
the doc does not seem to think there will be real serious problems following the recovery. matter of fact i just had another xray the other day following up on the operation... the pins made me look like hellrazier in the xray picture but he said the surgery went well and that in less than 10 weeks i'll be w/o a cast or a brace. i didnt ask about ligaments or restrictions for the rest of my life but he's well aware of my lifting and exercise habits and has never given the slightest indication to me or anyone else hes had contact with that anything will be seriously different once i'm healed up.
i guess i should ask directly though.
i never really considered popping the GH question though ... you all think it'd be a reasonable request?

**ecivon** · 11-08-2006, 05:37 PM

Hell yeah, Anyone should be free and clear to ask any doctor any question without being concerned how they might be perceived. Ask away man. GH is a legitimate compound with known therapeutic/healing properties. After I was cleared to start putting serious weight on my wrist I asked my doctor to prescribe gh and he refused because he's a micro-surgeon. He did refer me to an endocrinologist that he said would be open to hearing me out. But unfortunately getting a rx and paying for it are two different things -- Jintropin is the net best option. Best of luck.