Chest sensation from tren ace or high test?

[Chewbacca'sRedRocket]

OMG, you are still on this? I am in the states. Guess what, when I was in my 30s and went on TRT it was not covered at all on insurance. Unless you are DX from an endocrinologist, not your PCP, you either have primary or secondary hypogonadism insurance will not pay. TRT clinics are self-pay and you will pay for them. There is a TRT section on this forum with a sticky. Guess what, that endocrinologist is the doctor that will treat HGH but it is not a covered drug so you will have to self pay. Learn more about HGH and how it declines in adult men here. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3940699/

Why pay for needles when insurance pays for them, well you complain about how large the needles are. Want bigger they cost 14.99 for 200 of them. That is cheap and will keep everyone's insurance premiums down. The reason why America has a high cost of drugs is we subsidize other countries' drugs. https://www.realclearpolitics.com/ar...ion_drugs.html

You seem to have enough money to pay for tren and Trenbolone acetate was never approved for use in humans so there is an easy felony so stop with the "cant self medicate with testosterone when it is a felony" when you are doing it now.

Ugh, how did I get sucked into this trolls thread?

That doesn't make sense. My insurance is already paying for pen needles.
So wouldn't it be better if they just paid the same price,
and gave me some pen needles that are long enough so they don't cause as much pain?
It doesn't cost my insurance any more to give me the right stuff.

[kelkel]

I'm not really sure what you call that.
Testicle torsion maybe.

No. If it were and went untreated you'd lose that testical. Stop guessing at everything and find a competent doc.

[Chewbacca'sRedRocket]

No. If it were and went untreated you'd lose that testical. Stop guessing at everything and find a competent doc.

You don't always lose a nut from untreated torsion. Its a possibility, not a sure thing.
And I'm not even saying I experienced torsion. I just don't know what else you would call this type of damage.
Testicle mutilation maybe? No matter what you call it this happened to me, I didn't lose the nut, and my junk doesn't work right, and has hurt ever since.
I figured out what this chest sensation is.
Its just a little skin flora and some heavy MRSA, so no big deal.
I ordered some tudca too.

[kelkel]

You don't always lose a nut from untreated torsion. Its a possibility, not a sure thing.
And I'm not even saying I experienced torsion. I just don't know what else you would call this type of damage.
Testicle mutilation maybe? No matter what you call it this happened to me, I didn't lose the nut, and my junk doesn't work right, and has hurt ever since.
I figured out what this chest sensation is.
Its just a little skin flora and some heavy MRSA, so no big deal.
I ordered some tudca too.

Actual testicular torsion causes blood loss to a testical. Without blood flow it basically dies. I assume you're referring to a different type of torsion. I had to rush my son to the hospital from his doctors office years ago due to this. Fortunately the torsion did not involve blood loss to the testical.

[Chewbacca'sRedRocket]

Obviously this test came back low.
I'm not sure how 0.4 compares to other people who are low.
I don't really know anything about HGH, its a fairly new topic for me.

[Chewbacca'sRedRocket]

Haven't been to the gym in two weeks. Never started the arimidex or dbol either.
The arimidex came as 1mg capsules, and the dbol came as 40mg capsules.
I thought I was getting tablets that I could cut down, not capsules.
The GW-501516 taste terrible and doesn't seem to be doing anything.
I ran out of melanotan 2 a while back and I'm not too interested in getting more, but it was fun to try.
I should be eating more, my fasting blood sugar is still low every day.
I'm not really seeing any noticeable fat loss despite major diet changes, low blood sugar, supplements, better rest, and more activity.
My aches and pains are less, libido is doing well, depression isn't as bad. No more chest sensation.
I feel good for the most part, but I could be a lot better. I'm feeling better than my usual anyway.
But I'm still low energy and tired frequently.

[Chewbacca'sRedRocket]

I got a new doctor. They say 0.4 for HGH is in the normal range. I asked the lab and they confirmed it is normal.
0.4 of anything doesn't seem like much to me for the most part. If 0.4 is normal then I'm thinking it has to be about as low as it can be
without being below normal.
I've also been diagnosed with polycythemia, and I can't donate blood because of my heart condition.
And my last doctor wouldn't order a phlebotomy when I asked for it and explained everything about why I wanted to get it done.
My doctors for over a decade have been acting like I make this stuff up. I told my last doctor that I was using a SERM (nolvadex) and she threw a fit
and got all mad and flamed me over using a medication that is used for breast cancer. I also explained that there is aromatase inhibitors - AI.
And she didn't understand the concept of controlling estrogen when taking high doses of test, or controlling prolactin with caber.
She also told me that testosterone causes brittle bones, and that a normal dose is 100mg a month, and that testosterone doesn't help build muscle.
I told her that test increases bone density. And she acted like I was insane.
When she asked why I was taking testosterone. I tried to keep it simple and just said, to help a little bit with building some muscle.
And she laughed at me and said testosterone isn't going to do that for you. And this is after I already showed her pictures of my gains showing muscle growth.
I haven't asked my new doctor about a phlebotomy yet. I'm a bit hesitant to tell any doctor ever again about anything to do with AAS.

[Chewbacca'sRedRocket]

[Chewbacca'sRedRocket]

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[Chewbacca'sRedRocket]

I'm not willing to stick a needle in my arm and drain a pint of blood myself.
But I seem to think that this is what they want me to do, since they are not giving me any other option.

[2jz_calgary]

I'm going to start 10mg a day of GW-501516/Cardarine soon as well.

Adding yet another compound when experiencing all these problems? You need to listen to what people are trying to tell you here.

[Chewbacca'sRedRocket]

What is "all these problems"?
I mentioned a chest sensation. Which was MRSA, not related to any of these compounds.
And way later, after finishing the cycle and a month had gone by, then I had my regular labs done, and had slightly higher than normal platelets, RBC, hemocrit, and hemoglobin.
Yes I have health issues, unrelated to anything I was taking. Not sure why you bring up the GW, being like the one thing that I quit taking shortly after staring it.
And you want to make a snark comment about all these problems. Any problems I have greatly improved during the time I was taking these compounds.
Maybe I missed something, or forgot about some problem that I posted about, but I'm not following the point of your post. You must just be trolling, like so many others here.
For the most part I got nothing but positive benefits from my blast. Did I post somewhere that I had a bunch of problems from my blast? I don't recall that I did.

[Chewbacca'sRedRocket]

No one else has any comments about adding GW? GW has benefits that counter the sides of some of the other compounds.
I'm still confused how anyone thinks this is wrong to add in there. GW is supposed to help with endurance and cardio.
Which I hear tren ruins the cardio ability. GW is supposed to lower bad cholesterol and raise the good.
Its almost like GW was intended to be run with tren. But somehow I'm the dick head for trying this.
If it actually worked the GW was supposed to help me work out better, more reps.
So in theory I would be getting more out of the time and money I put into my blast.