Ok guys I have been having some shoulder pain on and off for about 6 months or so. I recently ran what turned out to be a 4wk cycle of Helladrol as a kickstart to a Test cycle. I started the Test the 1st day of week 3 of my Helladrol cycle as that is when I was able to get it. Anyways after completing the Helladrol portion I noticed that my shoulder seemed to be giving me more trouble than usual. I don't really think it was the Helladrol, but that is just when I noticed it at least. It may not have helped with the drying out effect and the extra weight I am lifting. Well I decided I would see a chiropractor at the advice of a friend and have been going for the last 2 weeks getting massage, some electrical stimulation device, ultrasound, etc. The diagnosis from her was Anterior Impingement which is what I had already self diagnosed with the help of a pretty bright guy I know through some forums. She also said I have slight Tendinitis. After 2wks of working on me she wants me to get an MRI. She has already told me not to do certain movements etc for the upper body which is screwing up my workouts and depending on what an MRI shows I may be told to stop completely for a bit who knows. So here are a few things on my mind:
1. I don't want to spring for this MRI because it will end up running me like $800.
2. I don't really want to stop my cycle lol. I am doing a lean bulk at the moment and am having amazing results from the PH and now getting going on the AAS. Is it just a waste to keep it going if they tell me to stop upper body lifting or could I continue with it, hit my legs, etc hard and try to cut up a bit for the summer? Would you just start PCT now and save it for later and just hold onto what gains I have gotten as far as size etc.
3. Either way this is going to affect my lift #'s etc and it just pisses me off haha. I am kinda screwed either way it goes.
4. The actual pain is mostly felt when I hit the weights and it is enough to aggravate my workouts, but not enough to where I would stop them on my own. If nobody is giving me directions to stop I would keep going all day. I was hoping for a quick fix I guess and now I kind of wish I would have saved this crap for 4wks after my PCT or something. Damn the feeling of wanting to make sure everything is ok.
Anyways guys I know this was a long read and I may be all over the place, but it's just me venting my frustration :whiner: and hoping for a little insight from someone out there. Oh ya and I have gained around 25-30lbs so far with significant jumps in strength. A bit of fat came with my over bulking on the PH portion, but I was prepared for that. Thanks everyone.
1. I don't want to spring for this MRI because it will end up running me like $800.
2. I don't really want to stop my cycle lol. I am doing a lean bulk at the moment and am having amazing results from the PH and now getting going on the AAS. Is it just a waste to keep it going if they tell me to stop upper body lifting or could I continue with it, hit my legs, etc hard and try to cut up a bit for the summer? Would you just start PCT now and save it for later and just hold onto what gains I have gotten as far as size etc.
3. Either way this is going to affect my lift #'s etc and it just pisses me off haha. I am kinda screwed either way it goes.
4. The actual pain is mostly felt when I hit the weights and it is enough to aggravate my workouts, but not enough to where I would stop them on my own. If nobody is giving me directions to stop I would keep going all day. I was hoping for a quick fix I guess and now I kind of wish I would have saved this crap for 4wks after my PCT or something. Damn the feeling of wanting to make sure everything is ok.
Anyways guys I know this was a long read and I may be all over the place, but it's just me venting my frustration :whiner: and hoping for a little insight from someone out there. Oh ya and I have gained around 25-30lbs so far with significant jumps in strength. A bit of fat came with my over bulking on the PH portion, but I was prepared for that. Thanks everyone.