Severe Liver Injury - Nearly Killed Myself - Oral Methandrostenolone (Dbol)

This goes back to around about the time I was taking high doses... (I posted as Almond)... and I pretty much had a death wish whether I knew it or not. Before I begin, I need to stress that I had a lot of psychological and emotional issues at the time, and if 10 people did what I did then 9 of them would be dead.

During the Summer of 2014, I was taking Testosterone, Trenbolone, Methandrostenolone, Anastrozole and hCG.

I was experiencing unwanted sexual side-effects, which at the time I figured was caused by high prolactin from Tren use.

I had recently gotten a fresh bottle of Dbol pills off my supplier, and I think they were 10mg each. I had never had Dbol pills dosed that high before. I had decided to take ten of these pills each day. The idea was to do this for a week or two and get away with it.

Because of the unwanted sexual side-effects, I went to my doctor and asked to be assessed for high prolactin in the hope that he would prescribe Cabergoline. I told a few porky pies, told him that I was lactating when really I wasn't, and he took blood. My hope was that he would prescribe Cabergoline so that I could continue my high dose of Tren without the sides.

If it wasn't the same day, it might have been the next day. I was driving along in my car when my mobile phone rang. I answered it and it was my doctor. He asked if I was near a hospital. I asked why. He said "Get to A&E, your liver's going to fail".

(A&E = Accident & Emergency = the ER in a hospital)

I went in to A&E, went through triage and told them that my doc had just called me saying my liver was going to fail. They took blood, and my ALT came back at around 2800 (two thousand eight hundred). They told me I was being admitted but I objected saying that they were just doing that do cover themselves.

I might tell this story in multiple parts. Feel free to comment or question in the meantime.

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how much test tren anastrozole and hcg and for how long have you been taking prior dbol, and how long while on dbol before you got your liver checked?
were you taking any preventatives such as NAC or other stuff for your liver while on that stuff?

Also, any previous history of orals or lifestyle habits that could have affected your liver to go this bad so quick?

Fill us in with what happened next, what meds they prescribed, recovery time, were you hospitalized, how you felt, etc.

And thanks for posting this!

Off of only 100mg of dbol? Where you taking it for like a year straight?

A lot came up for me lastnight when I was lying in bed after posting this. It was a really messed up time of my life. I'm gonna look through my old posts and see if I can find the dose of Dbol that I was on, although I'm pretty sure I was taking 10 x 10mg per day. Take into account though that I was also taking 1.5g Test, 1.2g Tren, along with unprescribed diazepam.

I'll post more after I've had some time to think.... and anyway I'm having my morning coffee before the gym :)

geeze.... curious myself. glad you are alive man...
i wonder if it was 100mg tabs, though i usually only see 5mg, 10mg and 50mg . still already being unhealthy and adding to that is risky ..

That wasn't my first time taking Dbol.... I had taken it years beforehand, I remember I had the blue hearts (purchased in Asia) a few years ago.

These particular Dbol pills were small, round and orange. I definitely remember that I was quite amazed at the high dosage of them. I seem to remember them being 10mg.

My entire treatment in hospital was: Vitamin K (a green liquid that I drank), and a IV drip with nothing more than water and a pinch of salt. I had a thingie placed in the vein at the crook of my elbow so that they could take blood regularly and easily. I think they only did one ultrasound on my liver.

I saw my doctor earlier this morning about 2 things:

(1) Coming off my SSRI over the next 7 weeks, and he agreed to that

(2)

I mentioned to him if I should get a scan of some sort on my liver to check for cirrhosis, and his response was:

"It's very very very unlikely that you have any cirrhosis."

I asked me if I should take precautions with my liver for the rest of my life and he said "Just live a normal life"

I saw my doctor earlier this morning about 2 things:

(1) Coming off my SSRI over the next 7 weeks, and he agreed to that

(2)

I mentioned to him if I should get a scan of some sort on my liver to check for cirrhosis, and his response was:

"It's very very very unlikely that you have any cirrhosis."

I asked me if I should take precautions with my liver for the rest of my life and he said "Just live a normal life"