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Wierd, i just back from DOC.
I went to the doc because i have been very irratable lately(more lately but i have always had this problem growing up, i have a SHORT SHORT FUSE)
1. From my Blood Tests He said im Hyperthyroidism(my diet was 100% on point so this could have caused that)
2. Said That my pupils were dialted, asked if i had drugs/drink i said no
3. Makes me go get a Sonogram of my Adreneline glands because he said that is the only thing that would make my pupils the way they were.
So im at the Songram place, the tech tells me, if we see the adrenaline glads as an adult there is an abnormality. So needless to say, boom, She easily saw both of them, meaning my adrenline glands are enlarged.
Never have done a Cycle of AAS, besides a small cycle of Superdrol at 10mg/week 3 weeks.
BUT REMEMBER I HAVE HAD THIS PROBLEM FOR MY LIFETIME (THE SHORT FUSE)
Now when i go see an endocrinologist next week about this stuff, he is definatl going to ask about the AAS use wich i never have done
Just asking if i plan on cycling PP in the near future, would this affect my adrenline glands in a way to grow?
SOME CAUSES OF OVERACTIVE ADRENAL GLANDS
androgenic steroids (androgen hormones) - an overproduction of androgenic steroids (such as testosterone) can lead to exaggerated male characteristics in both men and women, such as excess hair on the face and body, baldness, acne, deeper voice, and increased muscle mass. If a female fetus is exposed to high levels of androgens early in pregnancy, her genitals may develop abnormally. Young boys who experience high levels of androgen levels may grow faster, but bones may also mature faster and stop growing too soon.
corticosteroids - an overproduction of corticosteroids can lead to Cushing's syndrome (see below).
aldosterone - an overproduction of the aldosterone hormone can lead to high blood pressure and to those symptoms associated with low levels of potassium (i.e., weakness, muscle aches, spasms, and, sometimes, paralysis.)
I went to the doc because i have been very irratable lately(more lately but i have always had this problem growing up, i have a SHORT SHORT FUSE)
1. From my Blood Tests He said im Hyperthyroidism(my diet was 100% on point so this could have caused that)
2. Said That my pupils were dialted, asked if i had drugs/drink i said no
3. Makes me go get a Sonogram of my Adreneline glands because he said that is the only thing that would make my pupils the way they were.
So im at the Songram place, the tech tells me, if we see the adrenaline glads as an adult there is an abnormality. So needless to say, boom, She easily saw both of them, meaning my adrenline glands are enlarged.
Never have done a Cycle of AAS, besides a small cycle of Superdrol at 10mg/week 3 weeks.
BUT REMEMBER I HAVE HAD THIS PROBLEM FOR MY LIFETIME (THE SHORT FUSE)
Now when i go see an endocrinologist next week about this stuff, he is definatl going to ask about the AAS use wich i never have done
Just asking if i plan on cycling PP in the near future, would this affect my adrenline glands in a way to grow?
SOME CAUSES OF OVERACTIVE ADRENAL GLANDS
androgenic steroids (androgen hormones) - an overproduction of androgenic steroids (such as testosterone) can lead to exaggerated male characteristics in both men and women, such as excess hair on the face and body, baldness, acne, deeper voice, and increased muscle mass. If a female fetus is exposed to high levels of androgens early in pregnancy, her genitals may develop abnormally. Young boys who experience high levels of androgen levels may grow faster, but bones may also mature faster and stop growing too soon.
corticosteroids - an overproduction of corticosteroids can lead to Cushing's syndrome (see below).
aldosterone - an overproduction of the aldosterone hormone can lead to high blood pressure and to those symptoms associated with low levels of potassium (i.e., weakness, muscle aches, spasms, and, sometimes, paralysis.)
