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06-03-2010, 08:24 PM #1Team RamRod ELITE MEMBER
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Cramping During PCT
I just finished a 10 week cycle of 800mg/week of Test. Cyp. I started using Clomid at 50mg/twice a day. I had Adex on hand so I'm using that as my AI. I'm currently taking 0.5mg a day of that. Ever since I've started taking the Clomid I've been getting some of the craziest cramps in my life in the gym. I was wondering what could be causing this, either the Clomid or too much Adex? I'm getting more water and K in my diet now, hopefully it helps.
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