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    If it were somehow from the AAS (unlikely), it would be from some form of contamination, not the actual drug itself.

    Without any more test results from the docs, there's not much else we can tell you.

    But no, this is not a plausible side effect of AAS.
    Last edited by Bonaparte; 08-01-2012 at 10:52 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte View Post
    If it were somehow from the AAS (unlikely), it would be from some form of contamination, not the actual drug itself.

    Without any more test results from the docs, there's not much else we can tell you.

    But no, this is not a plausible side effect of AAS.
    Thank you for the reply, much appreciated. Upon meeting my doctor in 10 days and he says my heart and liver are working at normal rates again, would it be a bad idea to continue my cycle?
    If i am not mistaken, one of the many doctors that were feeding me information said the only way to tell what caused this would be to take tissue from the heart and examine it which obviously wont be happening. Sorry, I also am uncertain of what AAS stands for.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte View Post
    If it were somehow from the AAS (unlikely), it would be from some form of contamination, not the actual drug itself.

    Without any more test results from the docs, there's not much else we can tell you.

    But no, this is not a plausible side effect of AAS.
    Possible contamination or infection is most probable. 5 weeks isn't long enough to induce cardiac changes although some evidence suggests long term use of anabolics may contribute to a thickening of the left ventrical. Any family history of heart disease?

    I've been on PWOs consecutively for three years. Way too long and the problem with many OTC products is people mistakingly assume that if they are OTC, they must be safe. These products are not regulated as closely as the foods we consume or the drugs/devices developed.

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