I'm on my first cycle and was wondering if some of the things I'm experiencing are normal.
My first was with sore nipples but I upped my Aromasin dosage to 12.5 mg every day for about 4 days and then it went away. Now I'm taking Aro at 12.5 mg EOD. In another thread someone suggested I experienced this because I frontloaded my Test. I probably won't do that again.
I gotta pee! I notice that I have an extreme urgency to pee come over me out of nowhere. And then oddly enough, even 15 minutes after peeing, I will get the urge to go again. I've read that I should be drinking at least a gallon of water a day but I'm lucky to get a half gallon down. Even at just a half gallon, I find myself sneaking off to my car to pee in a bottle because I can't ask the customer to use their bathroom again after I just went 20 minutes ago... lol. (I do residential construction)
I am gaining weight like crazy! I started 3 weeks ago and was about 193 lbs. I weighed in at the gym the other day around 208. The thing is, it feels like most of the weight is water and fat. I am eating like crazy and I do feel stronger and have more muscular endurance during workout, but I definitely don't feel like my muscles are growing super fast. I will say that after an intense chest workout, my chest looks more swole than I've ever seen it before, but it goes back to normal after a while.
The main reason for this post is because I'm wondering about blood circulation. I've noticed that my hands and arms can fall asleep much more often. I usually notice it at night when I'm laying down or just waking up... I'm like dang, I got pins and needles everywhere! Even as I type this up this morning, I feel my fingers wanting to fall asleep. Also, I work with my hands. I do remodeling, I'm holding tools, holding things up while I screw them or bearing down on a utility knife to cut through some old caulk... you get the picture. Well, it seems like all of a sudden I just can't grip stuff very long. I get throbbing pains when I'm gripping stuff hard for more than a few seconds. Does that sound like a blood circulation issue? Can that be a side of AAS use?
I haven't had my blood pressure checked but was wondering what any vets might have to say. I've seen a few articles on blood circulation and AAS use but nothing super helpful.
I'm on Test E at 400 mg/wk. Just finished week 3.
Stats in Bio.
Thanks.
My first was with sore nipples but I upped my Aromasin dosage to 12.5 mg every day for about 4 days and then it went away. Now I'm taking Aro at 12.5 mg EOD. In another thread someone suggested I experienced this because I frontloaded my Test. I probably won't do that again.
I gotta pee! I notice that I have an extreme urgency to pee come over me out of nowhere. And then oddly enough, even 15 minutes after peeing, I will get the urge to go again. I've read that I should be drinking at least a gallon of water a day but I'm lucky to get a half gallon down. Even at just a half gallon, I find myself sneaking off to my car to pee in a bottle because I can't ask the customer to use their bathroom again after I just went 20 minutes ago... lol. (I do residential construction)
I am gaining weight like crazy! I started 3 weeks ago and was about 193 lbs. I weighed in at the gym the other day around 208. The thing is, it feels like most of the weight is water and fat. I am eating like crazy and I do feel stronger and have more muscular endurance during workout, but I definitely don't feel like my muscles are growing super fast. I will say that after an intense chest workout, my chest looks more swole than I've ever seen it before, but it goes back to normal after a while.
The main reason for this post is because I'm wondering about blood circulation. I've noticed that my hands and arms can fall asleep much more often. I usually notice it at night when I'm laying down or just waking up... I'm like dang, I got pins and needles everywhere! Even as I type this up this morning, I feel my fingers wanting to fall asleep. Also, I work with my hands. I do remodeling, I'm holding tools, holding things up while I screw them or bearing down on a utility knife to cut through some old caulk... you get the picture. Well, it seems like all of a sudden I just can't grip stuff very long. I get throbbing pains when I'm gripping stuff hard for more than a few seconds. Does that sound like a blood circulation issue? Can that be a side of AAS use?
I haven't had my blood pressure checked but was wondering what any vets might have to say. I've seen a few articles on blood circulation and AAS use but nothing super helpful.
I'm on Test E at 400 mg/wk. Just finished week 3.
Stats in Bio.
Thanks.
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