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Can Test E cause an injured back to hurt more?

Wudog

Wudog

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I know this is kind of a stupid question, and I have done several cycles without this problem in the past. But, almost 2 years ago I was in 2 different car accidents that subsequently caused my l3,4, and 5 to herniate and other discs to bulge. Now I know that lifting may not be the best thing in the world to do, but in all honesty as long as I don't go real heavy it actually helps keep the pain and soreness down.

I started a new cycle of Test E 600 mg/week and about 3 weeks in have gotten severe back pain. Now I have not lifted heavy at all and have not done anything to trigger the back pain. I'm well aware that in my backs condition "****" happens and I can go in and out of pain for basically no reason.

Just wondered if anyone has any experience or knowledge of this? Or any reason why running Test E would cause more pain/problems in my back.

Thanks!
 
Sometime I get back pain from bad PIP that radiates up my spine but that's all I've experienced.
 
No but usually you increase your lifting weight more rapidly and that can cause a injury or make a previous injury hurt again.
 
I've actually been concentrating on strict form and slow movement.........I literally have been doing very little weight training the last couple weeks and my back just started hurting so bad that it hurt to breathe.....
 
Could be muscle skeletal, you can Check with your doc to maybe see a chiro. Does it radiate from the glute and up or from the spine and down?
 
I've had MRI's, been to therapy, pain management......it's definitely herniated discs in my back....just been really bad lately and I have no explanation...this is the only thing I've changed adding the test cycle
 
If it didnt hurt this bad before and when you added the test cycle it started hurting really bad my guess is its probably the test cycle. The test will cause joint pain and i've heard a lot of times it will cause lower back pain by the kidneys. But if you've had problems in the past with herniated discs and you take the test it would more than likely make the herniated discs worse. But you can ask a doc to.
 
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