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Unanswered Have to take a 10-day break from DHB+Anavar -- how to proceed?

SpicedCider

SpicedCider

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So I've been running a cycle of DHB+Anavar for almost exactly 2.5 wks and had to undergo a minor procedure earlier today. The doctor doesn't want me to do any kind of exercise except walking for 10 days.

Obviously, I'm really disappointed since I had frontloaded the DHB and was just now noticing it start to kick in, but it is what it is.

How would you guys recommend proceeding? Should I just keep taking the DHB+Anavar even though I won't be able to work out for about a week and a half? Or is it better to stop taking the AAS for now, take
Nolvadex, and start back up when I'm able to work out again?

Thanks

@Old Witch @Chados @Mattheson
 
Unless you’re on a blood thinner, just keep taking it. It’s 10 days...

You’ll fare better for muscle retention on vs off.
 
Or... well, what drugs did they give you if any for pain, inflammation, flying monkeys, etc.?
 
@Old Witch no drugs at all. However, I had to have a hematoma under my chin drained (had chin surgery in late March). I'm wondering if the AAS could have caused the hematoma since I know that both DHB and Anavar (and DHB especially) cause an increase in RBC production, and because I wasn't showing symptoms of having a hematoma prior to starting my cycle.

I did a Google search to see if AAS can cause hematomas after surgery but didn't really find anything specific to that, so maybe I'm just being paranoid.
 
It’s just coincidence, though AAS also decrease platelet binding, so while they raise HCT they also are anti coagulant. This is why men can be above range and still alive. Clotting factors are reduced. However one is still at high risk.

Back to the topic, there’s a small chance the AAS having reduced clotting factors and increased RBC could have contributed to it.
 
Old Witch said:
It’s just coincidence, though AAS also decrease platelet binding, so while they raise HCT they also are anti coagulant. This is why men can be above range and still alive. Clotting factors are reduced. However one is still at high risk.

Back to the topic, there’s a small chance the AAS having reduced clotting factors and increased RBC could have contributed to it.
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@Old Witch thanks for the info. So in that case, do you think I should just lay off the AAS until next week at least? My next DHB injection is scheduled for this Friday but I'm thinking about pushing it back to Monday or possibly even later, just to avoid giving myself another hematoma (assuming the AAS could have contributed).

Regarding the Anavar, it's kind of ironic because there are actually several studies being conducted to see if Anavar use could actually help with post-surgery recovery, so I'm not sure if I should stop taking it or keep taking it.
 
SpicedCider said:
@Old Witch thanks for the info. So in that case, do you think I should just lay off the AAS until next week at least? My next DHB injection is scheduled for this Friday but I'm thinking about pushing it back to Monday or possibly even later, just to avoid giving myself another hematoma (assuming the AAS could have contributed).

Regarding the Anavar, it's kind of ironic because there are actually several studies being conducted to see if Anavar use could actually help with post-surgery recovery, so I'm not sure if I should stop taking it or keep taking it.
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If anything I’d stop the anavar for a few days. I doubt it was the cause.
 
I don't think it's a bad idea to continue rather than coming of just to get back on. Most injectibles will not make a significant change before the 4th to 6th week anyways, sometimes even later.


Take tren as an example, week 1-4 you might see slight changes but weeks 6-10 is where you go (what happened to my body?)
 
Chados said:
I don't think it's a bad idea to continue rather than coming of just to get back on. Most injectibles will not make a significant change before the 4th to 6th week anyways, sometimes even later.


Take tren as an example, week 1-4 you might see slight changes but weeks 6-10 is where you go (what happened to my body?)
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Also what happened to my hair?!? (If you are MPB probe)
 
Chados said:
Thankfully I'm not, my dad is but my mom's side has thick hair and it seems more common you'll get it from there. I have really thick hair and it doesn't seem to change :)
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Luckyyyyyy
 
Yeah I had to go with the transplant :/
 
bradleyt1 said:
You actually had the implants done? Was your hair loss steroid related?
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Yeah I had 4,000 FUE drafts done. I had hair loss long before steroids.... but steroids sped it up a lot
 
Chados said:
I don't think it's a bad idea to continue rather than coming of just to get back on. Most injectibles will not make a significant change before the 4th to 6th week anyways, sometimes even later.


Take tren as an example, week 1-4 you might see slight changes but weeks 6-10 is where you go (what happened to my body?)
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Right there^
Just take a slightly smaller dose maybe and keep letting those blood levels stably rise. No need to waste the Anavar though. There’s almost nothing that would make me stop an injectable unless it was major surgery and even then a cruise dose so I don’t atrophy too terribly after.
I’ve had knee surgery and admitted to the Doctor I was on 600 test a week, and he shrugged and said “cool, let’s get this thing started”
 
Matthersby said:
Right there^
Just take a slightly smaller dose maybe and keep letting those blood levels stably rise. No need to waste the Anavar though. There’s almost nothing that would make me stop an injectable unless it was major surgery and even then a cruise dose so I don’t atrophy too terribly after.
I’ve had knee surgery and admitted to the Doctor I was on 600 test a week, and he shrugged and said “cool, let’s get this thing started”
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Haha the doctor sounds cool, did you actually tell him the amount?
 
Chados said:
Haha the doctor sounds cool, did you actually tell him the amount?
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Ya. Last minute I signed a waiver that said something about Anabolic steroids and anesthesia, so I fessed up worried something might go wrong, but I think it’s not significant or only specific to maybe just one kind because he couldn’t have been less concerned.
 
RickyBlobby said:
Yeah I had 4,000 FUE drafts done. I had hair loss long before steroids.... but steroids sped it up a lot
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Bro how old are you? Cuz I noticed mine has thinned at the top a bit but definitely think from elevated DHT from long term test use. I have propecia from my TRT doc but I’m on the fence wether to use it or not.
 
Matthersby said:
Ya. Last minute I signed a waiver that said something about Anabolic steroids and anesthesia, so I fessed up worried something might go wrong, but I think it’s not significant or only specific to maybe just one kind because he couldn’t have been less concerned.
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Ah got you. There are people that can't take anestishia at all. One girl I believe a famous girl that's fighting in mma or something fell in to a coma because of it. Scary stuff if steroids could give any sort of side effect
 
Chados said:
Ah got you. There are people that can't take anestishia at all. One girl I believe a famous girl that's fighting in mma or something fell in to a coma because of it. Scary stuff if steroids could give any sort of side effect
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I’ve never dig into drug interactions, but I’ve heard some female contraceptives can increase caffeine tolerance or something. There’s definitely a potential for hormones to affect drug metabolism, but I won’t even attempt to speculate on it.
 
Jeremyk1 said:
I’ve never dig into drug interactions, but I’ve heard some female contraceptives can increase caffeine tolerance or something. There’s definitely a potential for hormones to affect drug metabolism, but I won’t even attempt to speculate on it.
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It's beyond my knowledge too, people responds very differently to everything.
 
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