Reply With QuoteYour joints are retaining water. My initial sides were much worst, my ankles and wrists were useless. Around month 3, things began to even out for me as the joint pains went away. I also ran it at 6iu a day when off cycle, 10iu EOD (training days) when on. Give it a few more weeks....if not lower your dose if you can't handle it.
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HGH Hygetropin cycle
Hi I am on my 5th week of HGH from Hygertopin.
I have strong pain in both shoulders and in the neck, also feel like my hands and fingers are getting harder.
I have also some pain in my hips.
I take 6 IU per day , split in two , 4 IU in the morning and 2 IU early in afternoon.
I it normal to still have so much pain in the joints, particularly in my shoulders and in the upper spine, in the neck?
Does anyone have experienced the same during HGH cycle?
When is it supposed to improve?
Thanks for answering
Denis
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do not need more then 4iu hgh a day!
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