Jblake
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Guys,
I have been getting random numbness in my right hand and arm since May of this year. It comes and goes but usually happens when I'm sitting in a chair or at bedtime. I wake up during the night and my hand is throbbing. I've been on a 12 week cycle of 400mg Test Cyp and 300mg Tren enanth (tren for first 10wks). I've finished my last shot and am transitioning into pct with superdrol at 10mg a day as the test cyp clears my body. The lady who owns the gym I go to told me it's probably from something I've mashed in my spine doing heavy squats because I've been getting too strong too fast (yeah, she's very knowledgeable on gear and the like which is cool). She was once a fitness competitor and is in smoking great shape even though she's gotta be fifty-something now. Anyways, my dad had the same problem from playing football in his younger days and had to have back surgery which fixed it. The thing is, I'm not squatting heavy compared to most guys on here. I've been taking it easy on my body and I hit 300 lbs for 5 sets with 5 reps on back squat at most and although strength has gone up I have been trying to use good form on all my lifts. I layed off lifts with the weight placed on my back altogether for two weeks but saw no improvement. Anyone have any experience or insight with this?
I have been getting random numbness in my right hand and arm since May of this year. It comes and goes but usually happens when I'm sitting in a chair or at bedtime. I wake up during the night and my hand is throbbing. I've been on a 12 week cycle of 400mg Test Cyp and 300mg Tren enanth (tren for first 10wks). I've finished my last shot and am transitioning into pct with superdrol at 10mg a day as the test cyp clears my body. The lady who owns the gym I go to told me it's probably from something I've mashed in my spine doing heavy squats because I've been getting too strong too fast (yeah, she's very knowledgeable on gear and the like which is cool). She was once a fitness competitor and is in smoking great shape even though she's gotta be fifty-something now. Anyways, my dad had the same problem from playing football in his younger days and had to have back surgery which fixed it. The thing is, I'm not squatting heavy compared to most guys on here. I've been taking it easy on my body and I hit 300 lbs for 5 sets with 5 reps on back squat at most and although strength has gone up I have been trying to use good form on all my lifts. I layed off lifts with the weight placed on my back altogether for two weeks but saw no improvement. Anyone have any experience or insight with this?