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    Ruptured distal bicep help!!!

    Two days ago I ruptuted by distal bicep and I am getting surgery tomorrow. Down time 4months. My question is will a low dose of hgh 2iu help me with the recovery process. Please help brothers!!

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    I would like to know also but from what I know, it will help?

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    Tearing the long head of the Biceps brachii is a common and serious sports related injury.... It useally occurs when the muscle is already weakened by tendinitis, during a "backward" movement of the arm. ie. throwing. this injury is most common in tennis, football and baseball, but often occurs in BB'ing. During this backward motion, tension is placed on the long head of the biceps' brachii, which is where the tendon passes thru the Biciptal groove of the humerous...
    After tearing the distal tendon of the bicep, you need surgery to re-attach it to the radius. If it is not performed quickly, permanent retraction and shrinkage of the muscle will happen.

    After your injury is diagnosed, (it is easy to see, you will know if you did it) swelling and hemorrhaging appears in the forearm. What is most noticable is the appearance of the Bicep branchii. Your bicep will retract to the verytop of your arm, which becomes ball shaped. It will rise to the very top of your arm, close to the pec and delt, revealing the brancialais (the small muscle that conects your biceps and wrist bone) that you can't normaly see. Surgery is the only way to fix it. Phisiotherapy will help you big time......

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    I am in the way of thinking that GH would help you, but I also think once you heal a little naturally, then you should start the GH. GH is something I am considereng using for my injuries, but since I have little to no experience with it, the best advice I can give you, is once it is healed, go see a physio therapist. I think that would be your best bet! Good luck! I hope your surgery went well today.Keep us posted!!

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    I would use the HGH, we know it wont hurt the process but could help it. I just had triple hernia surgery and am using 4 IU HGH a day. After just 2 weeks I am feeling up to lifting again. Im going back to the gym tonight for the first time since surgery. I think the HGH might have helped, but I will never know for sure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maldorf
    I would use the HGH, we know it wont hurt the process but could help it. I just had triple hernia surgery and am using 4 IU HGH a day. After just 2 weeks I am feeling up to lifting again. Im going back to the gym tonight for the first time since surgery. I think the HGH might have helped, but I will never know for sure.
    After 2 weeks and your feeling like that...oh yeah..it's definitley the 4 Ius of GH ED.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fossilfuel7
    After 2 weeks and your feeling like that...oh yeah..it's definitley the 4 Ius of GH ED.
    I think so too, but I cant say for sure since there is nothing to compare it to. I did email Dennis James and Markus Rhule and they both had hernia surgery, but just one hernia fixed each. They were out of the gym for 4 weeks, not sure why so much longer. YOu would figure they used HGH as well as other things to heal up. I am also taking 400 mg test enanthate /week. I will be going very light weight of course, plan on doing 30 reps each set,lol. Just to be safe, but I feel like I could do more. Better safe than sorry, dont want to blow out my hernias again and get more surgery. Will avoid anything that causes me to hold my breath and put a lot of stress on my core.

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    Thanks guys I will take your advice and let it heal naturally first then hgh. I had the surgery yesterday and the doctor said everything went great ,but no weights for 6 months

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maldorf
    I would use the HGH, we know it wont hurt the process but could help it. I just had triple hernia surgery and am using 4 IU HGH a day. After just 2 weeks I am feeling up to lifting again. Im going back to the gym tonight for the first time since surgery. I think the HGH might have helped, but I will never know for sure.

    id still go easy man..just becuase you dont feel it doesnt mean its not there still.

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    Thanks again for the support

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    I tore my left distal tricep tendon of the bone last summer. I had it reattached two weeks after injury and went through about 3-4 months of physical therapy. Around November I started in the gym with ridiculously light but therapeutic weight training. I started GH in December and have noticed slow but evident improvements in reduced pain and increased strength. Before the GH, pain was constant and strength was extremely slow in progression. I would recommend GH, but would wait at least three months to let the body heal itself naturally. You will need the GH later to help rejuvenate the area. Taking it too early may be a waste of money as you may not even be able to even lift your arm for a month depending on the PT track you take or if you are in a cast for a while. I was in PT two days after surgery which hurt like a Mo Fo. I am mixing in some test now which is helping even more.

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    Thanks for the advice jamo. Are you able to lift heavy now after yout pt and recovery?

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    Quote Originally Posted by aadrenaline
    id still go easy man..just becuase you dont feel it doesnt mean its not there still.
    Oh, im going easy alright. Reps of 20-30 on sets, it sucks! I figure I am better off in the gym though than sitting at home on my ass for another 2 weeks. The weight is really light. Afriad to try leg presses for at least one more week, and wont attempt dead lifts or squats for another 3 weeks at least.

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    I really dont understand the logic of waiting to use the HGH. Your wound will heal faster while on, so why wait? Use it for a good 6 months or more if you can, and I would go at least 4 IUs once you build up to it. YOu wont be able to do 4IU at the start, it will take you at least a month maybe to build up to that. Another reason to start right after surgery.

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    black hawk down.

    I cant believe ill be out of the gym for 6 months, but im glad I got the surgery. Im in a cast/splint for 12 days then a metal brace for 6 weeks. After that I guess pt will start. Hgh will def be a option probably after I get out if the brace to let my body naturally heal.

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    Waiting for several months after surgery and PT is what my doctor recommended if he knew a patient was going to use pharma such as GH or deca , etc.

    He knew I was referring to myself.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maldorf
    I really dont understand the logic of waiting to use the HGH. Your wound will heal faster while on, so why wait? Use it for a good 6 months or more if you can, and I would go at least 4 IUs once you build up to it. YOu wont be able to do 4IU at the start, it will take you at least a month maybe to build up to that. Another reason to start right after surgery.

    I think waiting to heal even with a slow recovery is better than jacking in drugs to speed healing. After letting the body do its thing, supplementing to reduce pain and increase strength was the best thiing I did. Drugs are great and all but they are not the best answer to a major injury, in my opinion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jamo7777
    I think waiting to heal even with a slow recovery is better than jacking in drugs to speed healing. After letting the body do its thing, supplementing to reduce pain and increase strength was the best thiing I did. Drugs are great and all but they are not the best answer to a major injury, in my opinion.
    All I know is I am glad i was doing GH before the surgery and continue to do so. Being able to go back to the gym and lift after just 2 week is a good thing. Dont see anything bad about helping your body speed up recovery in this method with GH.

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