Experiencing some sides from nolva, help please

[Bfaber]

I just started my pct from a 4 week havoc cycle on Sunday, and as of yesterday I have been experiencing some numbness in my left hand. At first it was in the fingertip of my pinky, and now it has spread to the fingertip of my ring finger. Is this normal? I'm pretty worried, as this is obviously a symptom of heart complications...also, this ONLY started after I began taking liquid tamoxifen citrate at 20 mgs per day, taken in the morning.

 

[papapumpsd]

I just started my pct from a 4 week havoc cycle on Sunday, and as of yesterday I have been experiencing some numbness in my left hand. At first it was in the fingertip of my pinky, and now it has spread to the fingertip of my ring finger. Is this normal? I'm pretty worried, as this is obviously a symptom of heart complications...also, this ONLY started after I began taking liquid tamoxifen citrate at 20 mgs per day, taken in the morning.

You are too myopic in your diagnosis, IMO. I would be amazed if Nolva would cause heart complications which led to numbness, in the first day of use.

Maybe you slept on your hand? Maybe you lifted something incorrectly or were using too heavy of weights? Maybe you bumped your 'funny bone'? Growing pains?

I have intermittent, mild numbness in my right thumb, down to the thumb "belly". I'm not taking Nolva. I attribute the numbness to growth hormone. I do not think I have a cardiovascular issue what-so-ever.

Have you had numbness in your hands before? Any previous or current injury in your hand/arm/shoulder?

 

[Bfaber]

well, actually it's been 3 doses, I said sunday in my post but i was mistaken, the cycle ended friday and I began pct on saturday. This was probably a bit of a knee-jerk reaction, but I wanted to see if this was a common symptom.

 

[papapumpsd]

well, actually it's been 3 doses, I said sunday in my post but i was mistaken, the cycle ended friday and I began pct on saturday. This was probably a bit of a knee-jerk reaction, but I wanted to see if this was a common symptom.

Hey, no harm in asking! I just gave my $.02 as I've used Nolva many times before, all w/o incidence.

 

[papapumpsd]

Yeah, no one thinks that before they have a stroke/heart attack. THEN they address the problem. This stuff is no joke.

Original poster, if you think you may have a condition, please go see a doctor. Cardiac implications are nothing to mess with. Ask your parents if there is any family history.

Right, I do not THINK I have a cardio condition. GH is known to cause numbness in the hands and feet and achiness. This is GH 101.

I often have other ailments/irritations, but I do not run to my doctor out of fear. I (and many others here) am using substances which illicit growth. Growth often leads to pain, dicomfort, and physiologic oddities. The nature of the beast, as you are well aware.

I'm ranting because I don't want to work on this research project in front of me. Go figure.

Anywho, my point is that if people are using hormones and other drugs, you should expect to feel out of the ordinary. Whether or not you puruse medical attention for an out of the ordinary symptom/pain/feeling/weirdness/etc. is up to you.

Only you can prevent forest fires.

Thanks for chiming in GIXX.