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X tren after hernia repair...

tabarnard

tabarnard

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I recently had an umbilical hernia repaired and have recently started back in the gym. I had about 6 weeks off with no lifting and now I have been gradually getting back into it for the last two weeks. I can't touch deads or squats yet but I'm doing what ever I can. Before surgery I had been going on three years with no injuries, but how long until I can use x tren and test e? I have been taking diesel test pro but I have been trying to wait at least three months after surgery to hit the juice again, is this long enough? Back in June I had my cycle and everything covered and was going to start and discovered I had a hernia, within a week of the doc seeing it I was on the operating table.
 
3 months may be enough time. I know most people say 2 months is ok. But you are putting yourself at risk by doing gear so soon. You'll be lifting heavy again, and abruptly after not lifting much or at all.

I had knee surgery and tried the same idea and ended up hurting my knee more because the muscles were too strong for the ligaments, tendons, areas of muscular atrophy. Granted your area isn't a joint, so it may be fine, just be cautious with being overly ambitious post-op.
 
Thanks man I hear what you're saying, I may just go one year natural then hit the juice. I've only lost 5 lbs or so since my surgery so it wont be too hard getting back to 215, its just frustrating how much weaker I am. Coupled with the fact I've got a bottle of x tren that expires this month and some test, its been hard not to go on cycle! The last thing I want to do is repeat this whole process! It would be pointless going on cycle and not being able to kill it on squats and deads anyways, I was told to not even think about doing legs yet. Thanks for the input tho! Sucks you had problems with your knee again man!
 
Consider yourself lucky that you only lost 5lbs. I lost 15 in a month from atrophy in my legs. It comes back, just takes some time.

Sell the tren on eBay or something and take it easy
 
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