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02-08-2011, 03:48 PM #1Registered User
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Gear & Arthritis
Asked this on another board and got mixed reviews, wanna see what you guys think. I'm 31yo and a few months back my dr. said I have rheumatoid arthritis. My right shoulder is in constant pain and the rest of my joints ache, kind of like a flu feeling, but only in my joints. Anyway the next cycle I run I really want to get all the results I can. My last was test e 500mg/wk 10wk & winni 50mg/dy last six weeks. I got good results but feel it could've been better cause I couldn't lift more then 225lbs, just had to steadily increased the reps. I'm thinking of running test with either deca or eq. I've always read deca is good for the joints but recently have seen more in favor of eq. I know neither will cure me but just wanna take advantage of my cycle and feel normal for a few weeks lol. Any opinions?
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02-08-2011, 03:49 PM #2Twisted CraZy MODERATOR
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Yea, unfortunately I wasn't diagnosed until after my cycle was done, but during I knew something was wrong. I knew winni is bad on the joints but I figured it wouldn't be as bad as it was. It felt like if I put more then 225lbs on the bar my joints were gonna give, even though it didn't feel heavy. Just a weird feeling, and frustrating. I guess it wasn't all bad cause it got me to go to the dr, which is rare for me lol. Now that I know what's wrong, winni is no longer an option
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i have arthritis in my knuckles... doesnt hurt when im off gear...
but more weights makes my knuckles constantly sore....
deca or not.
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My hands are actually the only thing that doesn't hurt. I've been off for a while, but even when I lift they're fine. They do swell a lot though when I'm lifting
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02-08-2011, 06:29 PM #6Registered User
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I have arthritis is one of my knees. I wont do a cycle ever again without a Nandrolone in there somewhere.
A lot of guys (on boards especially) don't think about their joint health or consider it. In all fairness though, I don't think anybody does until something happens. Connective tissue health is vital...These statements have been made in the spirit of philosophical discussion. The user at this IP in no way condones violation of local laws of the reader's country or region.
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Can't agree more, specially now. Unfortunately I was one of those guys, but I think my problems started back in high school. Playing football then going straight into track, sprinting with jumping events just killed my knees and ankles. Just hope which ever I go with will give some sort or relief, even if it's only temporary Originally Posted by Roughneck_91
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02-09-2011, 02:24 PM #8Anabolic Whore ELITE MEMBER
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100% correct. Your joints will LOVE deca. Originally Posted by TwisT
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Thats what I'm looking for. Might throw in some dbol to kick things off too. Originally Posted by ANIMALHOUSE
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Ya deca is a good idea if you choose anything. Although adding bulk and hard workouts could be detrimental to your ra.
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Could not agree more. Deca is great for joint relief, even in small doses. I can't touch winny because of joint pain. Originally Posted by TwisT
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Surprised no one said anything about eq. Thanks everyone, deca it will be.
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