LVH after one cycle?

[brobeans443]

I would respond with my experience, but in your other thread I tried to impress upon you how much a light UGL cycle raised my hematocrit in 5 weeks and your response was that it couldn't have been much higher. You are incorrect. Below is the thread I refer to:

http://forums.steroid.com/anabolic-s...ore-cycle.html
I would share my experience with since I have an enlarged heart that often goes with left bundle branch block, but I figure you'll ignore my experience with that as well.

I haven't updated that last thread but my hct came back at 48 after getting hydrated as much as I could before bloodwork. I think that level is fine to start a cycle with.

Also, where has it been shown that lvh is commonly associated with lbbb? My cardiologist told me lbbb only happens with lvh in a few cases

[almostgone]

I haven't updated that last thread but my hct came back at 48 after getting hydrated as much as I could before bloodwork. I think that level is fine to start a cycle with.

Also, where has it been shown that lvh is commonly associated with lbbb? My cardiologist told me lbbb only happens with lvh in a few cases

I never said commonly, I said often. It depends on how/what caused the enlargment. I was just sharing what information I had encountered. I would.imagine a.cardiologist,'s experiences will influence what they say.

[brobeans443]

I never said commonly, I said often. It depends on how/what caused the enlargment.

common/often. Tomayto-tomahto. Any evidence of it being an "often" association?

My main concern is LVH from short term steroid (testosterone) use. I've never seen one study that showed this. However, most long term users seem to encounter LVH at some point

[almostgone]

I haven't updated that last thread but my hct came back at 48 after getting hydrated as much as I could before bloodwork. I think that level is fine to start a cycle with.

Also, where has it been shown that lvh is commonly associated with lbbb? My cardiologist told me lbbb only happens with lvh in a few cases

That's because it can be difficult to diagnose unless your cardiologist stays very current. Not hacking against your cardiologist, I was fortunate enough to have the advantage of a cardiologist that is very involved with the cardiology program at a nearby university so I could pick her brain during office visits.

Electrocardiographic diagnosis of the left ventricular hypertrophy in patients with left bundle branch block: is it necessary to verify old criteria? - PubMed - NCBI