HGH side? Thumb keeps popin out, cant use my hand!

[todapower]

4 months in and up to only 3iu. 7 days ago i woke up with a sore wrist. within 3 days the joint at the base of my thumb would pop out with the slightest twist of my wrist. the pain in indescribable when this happens. besides for when the wrist (at the base of the thumb) pops, i have constant pain up the inside of my forearm. i have it wrapped up for support. I cant even turn a key, put my hand in my pocket, nothing! Considering I didn't do anything physical to cause this, I assume its due to the gh. I did recently buy a blackberry and feel like it might be a sever case of carpaltunnel syndrome. just I went from no symptoms at all to being completely out of commission. I never even had numb fingers. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. oh yea, im only 26 years old.

[BeastMode12]

go to a doctor is what i would suggest

[todapower]

i see a hand specialist today.

[ZaneFan]

Sounds similar to gh sides but more severe. Stop using and go see a specialist like you are. Let is know what he says. Dont be disappointed if the people on this board have more answers than your doc (if it is gh related).

[todapower]

Well, the dr told be that it is tendonidous. gave me a shot of cortisone and told me it should be 100% immediately 7 hours later and its still not right. It has gotten a bit better but far from 100%. I will give it a day or so and see what happens. I guess I have to stop the gh, 4 months in and just about to get some results. What a waste.

[Gear]

Lower the dose and it will go away.

-Gear

[todapower]

Lower the dose and it will go away.

-Gear

4 days off and 35 hours after the cortisone shot and it still feels the same. im kind of scared that even if i stop completely, i permently messed myself up. if this common? if so, would continuing to stay on increase my chances of havin these symtoms "off" in the future?

[Gear]

The sides you are describing defenitely indicate HGH has something to do with it. If you stop I doubt what you're experiencing will continue to happen, but stopping or lowering the dose is probably the best way to know if it's HGH that's causing this.

-Gear