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PHGHI
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Went through the same thing two months ago. I added Anavar to my test cyp/deca cycle at 100mg Ed. Started noticing frequent urinating at night. Also noticed my urine turning dark orange. Eventually my prostate got so swollen it blocked my urine tract. Had to rush to the emergency room and had a tube stuck in my dick for a week to drain my urine. Also had a enlarged prostate and urine track infection due to the urine being so concentrated in my bladder it got infected. Was on antibiotics for 21 days. What caused it was the Var, gym workout daily, not drinking enough water and just cutting from the var. Urologist said to cut the var due to the DHT. Had Flomax script also to ease my urine. Dr said to stick to test cyp and a progesterone compound only. No DHT cutting compounds. I'm 51 and in the best shape of my life. HRT is Test Cyp/Deca and HGH.
Also diagnosed with BPH. I do BW every three months. My PSA was always normal until the event. Urologist said will take 2-3 months for enlarged prostate to get back to normal. Prostate cancer takes several years to grow and will be noticed on your PSA blood work. So do your BW regularly and don't over due it.
Also diagnosed with BPH. I do BW every three months. My PSA was always normal until the event. Urologist said will take 2-3 months for enlarged prostate to get back to normal. Prostate cancer takes several years to grow and will be noticed on your PSA blood work. So do your BW regularly and don't over due it.
Hi johnelli
Agree with everything that's been said. Just to add...
The reason why you feel the need to pee all the time is because as your prostate enlarges it squeezes the bladder, kidding your brain into thinking you need to empty yourself (bladder not sack
). However, as you know, you can't seem to pee when you do get to the lavvy. That's because there's not much urine in the bladder, but the pressure form the prostate makes it feel like it's full to the brim.
Sadly, prostate cancer is a big hereditary problem in my dad's side of the family. I've lost three uncles to it in the last 10-years. Anyway, what I'm saying is that, none of them had ever experienced BPH prior to their cancers (all of them were diagnosed in their late-sixties). Many guys, and understandably so, are worried that BPH and prostate cancer are connected. As previous reponders to your post have already said though, this is not usually the case at all, and I'm glad your PSA test has proved this to be so in your case.
Winstrol, by its very nature, is very androgenic, and is probably one the worsed choice of any oral or injectable, if you want a particularly prostate friendly substance.
Stick with your HRT and maybe consider upping your testosterone dose a tad if you really want to cycle again. At least then, you'll know with experience how your body reacts to test. compounds. Oh, and don't forget a good on-cycle AI.
Wishing you good health for the future.
Craig
Agree with everything that's been said. Just to add...
The reason why you feel the need to pee all the time is because as your prostate enlarges it squeezes the bladder, kidding your brain into thinking you need to empty yourself (bladder not sack
). However, as you know, you can't seem to pee when you do get to the lavvy. That's because there's not much urine in the bladder, but the pressure form the prostate makes it feel like it's full to the brim.Sadly, prostate cancer is a big hereditary problem in my dad's side of the family. I've lost three uncles to it in the last 10-years. Anyway, what I'm saying is that, none of them had ever experienced BPH prior to their cancers (all of them were diagnosed in their late-sixties). Many guys, and understandably so, are worried that BPH and prostate cancer are connected. As previous reponders to your post have already said though, this is not usually the case at all, and I'm glad your PSA test has proved this to be so in your case.
Winstrol, by its very nature, is very androgenic, and is probably one the worsed choice of any oral or injectable, if you want a particularly prostate friendly substance.
Stick with your HRT and maybe consider upping your testosterone dose a tad if you really want to cycle again. At least then, you'll know with experience how your body reacts to test. compounds. Oh, and don't forget a good on-cycle AI.
Wishing you good health for the future.
Craig
PHGHI
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Hi johnelli
Agree with everything that's been said. Just to add...
The reason why you feel the need to pee all the time is because as your prostate enlarges it squeezes the bladder, kidding your brain into thinking you need to empty yourself (bladder not sack
Sadly, prostate cancer is a big hereditary problem in my dad's side of the family. I've lost three uncles to it in the last 10-years. Anyway, what I'm saying is that, none of them had ever experienced BPH prior to their cancers (all of them were diagnosed in their late-sixties). Many guys, and understandably so, are worried that BPH and prostate cancer are connected. As previous reponders to your post have already said though, this is not usually the case at all, and I'm glad your PSA test has proved this to be so in your case.
Winstrol, by its very nature, is very androgenic, and is probably one the worsed choice of any oral or injectable, if you want a particularly prostate friendly substance.
Stick with your HRT and maybe consider upping your testosterone dose a tad if you really want to cycle again. At least then, you'll know with experience how your body reacts to test. compounds. Oh, and don't forget a good on-cycle AI.
Wishing you good health for the future.
Craig
What about adding a small amount of Deca to the HRT testosterone cycle. Being Nandrolone is a progesterone but androgenic would this be a prostate friendly compound? Thanks
lindamoss674
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For enlarged prostate one should try prostate health supplement which contains beta sitosterol. It helps to overcome prostate issues.
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