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Anabolics and Kidney Stones!!!
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it can be caused by de-hydration. and when you run orals you need to drink more water so indirectly you can say they cause it. but i know someone who played tennis in 90 degree weather for years and did not drink enough water and got stones. does it mean tennis causes stones? again in-directly. gotta drink more when you do AAS orals, people dont drink enough.
one of the best ways to get stones is not drinking enough.
one of the best ways to get stones is not drinking enough.
I was drinking a lot more water than usual while on the orals but it could be possible that this still wasnt enough. on average i was drinking 3 to 3 and a half litres a day. it may just be a coincidence that ive got the stones now at the time ive been using orals. not looking forward to pissing them out tho thats gotta hurt haha
Stocks_and_Steroids
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Did you ever get any Kidney panel test done before and after uing orals? I did, and Anavar elevated my kidney numbers out of range. The test I took pre-orals was perfect. So the Var was the culprit. I did drink plenty of water and some that know me even joke that I literally always have a water bottle or Vitamin water zero in my hand at all times.
I will drink alot of cranberry juice and use cranberry supplements my next Var use.
I would be interested to know what orals you ran and how long/dosage too?
No i didnt have any pre cycle testing done. Ive been taking dieselbolan 2.0, 3 caps a day for 4 weeks with HCGenerate 5 caps a day and forged liver support 2 caps a day.
Started getting slight pain lower back beginning of 3rd week put it down to back pumps so increased water intake and was eating 4 - 5 bananas a day for extra potassium as read this could help. It didnt and the pain gradually got worse an worse until i cudnt even sit down or barely walk so went the hospital. They took blood samples and urine samples the blood samples came back higher than normal for liver and kidneys so need to be done again in 2 weeks. The urine samples contained blood clots plenty of them u could see it with the naked eye the doctor said this is being caused by kidney stones. He did say it may not be down to the steroids but ive no history of any urinary infections so seems a bit to coincidental
Started getting slight pain lower back beginning of 3rd week put it down to back pumps so increased water intake and was eating 4 - 5 bananas a day for extra potassium as read this could help. It didnt and the pain gradually got worse an worse until i cudnt even sit down or barely walk so went the hospital. They took blood samples and urine samples the blood samples came back higher than normal for liver and kidneys so need to be done again in 2 weeks. The urine samples contained blood clots plenty of them u could see it with the naked eye the doctor said this is being caused by kidney stones. He did say it may not be down to the steroids but ive no history of any urinary infections so seems a bit to coincidental
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ALIN
Guest
I truly doubt it. I had one about 10 yrs ago, after the doctor sent it off to the lab,,he said the
stone had most likely developed over the years from the hard water that I was drinking in my area
I grew up in.
RADAR
Well-known member
If you get them ,then you're likely to get them again, the most important thing is to keep yourself hydrated, of course diet plays a role in this also. if your urine is not clear then you're not drinking enough water,
There are two types of kidney stones, calcium and oxalate, if you have had a calicum stone,then limit your intake of salt,duretics and control your intake of milk,cheese ,yogurt etc
If the stone is oxalate then you should cut back on coffee,teas,chocolate,Dark green vegetables like spanach,Beets,berries,Peanuts and cranberries.
BamaGuy1024
New member
NOPE. I had a kidney stone last year in the midst of a cycle. No relation to using steroids. All my bloodwork came out fine. FYI passing a kidney stone is the most incredible pain a human can experience according to most doctors and people who have passed a stone. Hours before I passed mine OxyContin dose was not even touching the pain... my doc said just to keep hydrated helps a lot
Steve said it all here. Kidney Stones come from dehydration pretty regularly in people, and you have to compensate on cycle with even more water to stay properly hydrated.
