damage fetus?

[bbkingpin]

^^^dont get me started on her. Shes gorgoeus. great boddy. But hes 5'7'' and his ex is 5'0''. Its funny cus his diet it in check and w/o everyday and so does his ex and ther daughter is fat and eats cheeseburgers. I cant stand fat people that dont care nor try

That's funny, dude. Why don't the parents have any control over how the kid eats?

 

[macrophage69alpha]

My wife and I are planning on having a baby.If a baby is conceived while the male is taking test. and/or superdol, could that harm the baby in any way

NO

 

[Advisor_x]

I have sostenon baby.........no problems..

 

[wootoom]

I have sostenon baby.........no problems..

how do u know it couldnt affect someone else?

 

[Sassy69]

Just a quick quote from Anabolics 2000, page 13, Section on Steriod Side Defects -

Birth Defects:
Anabolic/androgenic steroids can have a very pronounced impact on the development of an unborn fetus. Adrenal Genital Syndrome in particular is a very disturbing occurrence, in which a female fetus can develop male-like reproductive organs. Women who are, or plan to become pregnant soon, should never consider the use of anabolic steroids. it would also be the best advice to stay away from these drugs completely for a number of months prior to attempting the conception of a child, so as to ensure the mother has a normal hormonal chemistry. Although anabolic/androgenic steroids can reduce sperm count and male fertility, they are not linked to birth defects when taken by someone fathering a child.

 

[wootoom]

Just a quick quote from Anabolics 2000, page 13, Section on Steriod Side Defects -

Birth Defects:
Anabolic/androgenic steroids can have a very pronounced impact on the development of an unborn fetus. Adrenal Genital Syndrome in particular is a very disturbing occurrence, in which a female fetus can develop male-like reproductive organs. Women who are, or plan to become pregnant soon, should never consider the use of anabolic steroids. it would also be the best advice to stay away from these drugs completely for a number of months prior to attempting the conception of a child, so as to ensure the mother has a normal hormonal chemistry. Although anabolic/androgenic steroids can reduce sperm count and male fertility, they are not linked to birth defects when taken by someone fathering a child.

that ifo alone would make me not even think about it.

 

[Mammoth2500]

I had a baby girl almost 3 yrs ago accidentally during PCT..

 

[210toosmall]

that ifo alone would make me not even think about it.

did you read what she posted?


Although anabolic/androgenic steroids can reduce sperm count and male fertility, they are not linked to birth defects when taken by someone fathering a child.

 

[wootoom]

did you read what she posted?


Although anabolic/androgenic steroids can reduce sperm count and male fertility, they are not linked to birth defects when taken by someone fathering a child.

lol pumping drugs into ur body alone should make u not even think about it. im done arguing i stated my point

 

[Sassy69]

Well to Ulter's point on the previois page -there's not a lot of research on the topic. The biggest issue is a female cycling while pregnant -- the DHT introduced by the AAS can affect the genital development of the fetus. A2000 isn't exactly what I'd call a "medical text", however it probably has a decent representation of the general knowledge & experience around AAS usage - it says there's no link to birth defects. That doesn't really address the suggested occurrence of more girl babies than boy babies conceived while on AAS...