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Orals and kidney discomfort

theglorydays

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I’m currently taking halodrol At 50/50/75/75/75/75

im experiencing what I think is kidney pain? From what I’ve read it sounds like most ppl can’t differentiate between back pumps and kidney pain though.

Any thoughts? Currently taking folic acid and tudca due to it being a methylated compound. Water intake is 1.5 gallons per day
 
I think you should go to the doctor and let them help you figure it out. Your kidneys are important.
 
Hdrol is not causing pain in your kidneys so if it actually is your kidneys that hurt it's something else causing it. Go to the Dr. No1 on the internet is going to be able to identify the problem.
 
theglorydays said:
I’m currently taking halodrol At 50/50/75/75/75/75

im experiencing what I think is kidney pain? From what I’ve read it sounds like most ppl can’t differentiate between back pumps and kidney pain though.

Any thoughts? Currently taking folic acid and tudca due to it being a methylated compound. Water intake is 1.5 gallons per day
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just from my personal experience....you absolutely CAN tell the diff from back pumps and kidney pain
 
johnny412 said:
just from my personal experience....you absolutely CAN tell the diff from back pumps and kidney pain
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Absolutely true, but, how does someone know what kidney pain feels like, they would have to have a kidney issue of some sort where a DR. Told them that there issues are the kidneys. Otherwise they would just be guessing that a pain in a certain area is a kidney pain.

Also, how would someone know what back pumps feel like if they have never had back pumps before.

So one way or another, he should go to the Dr. If he thinks he is having kidney pain.

Also, to the op, if hdrol actually is causing a kidney problem, you better stop taking it and never take any form of oral steroid again. Guys run stacks of 2,3 or 4 orals for months on end and don't experience kidney pain. I'm not saying that's a good idea, but what I'm saying is if a simple little 50-75mg hdrol cycle is causing problems then oral steroids and prohormones and sarms ect are off the table
 
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