I would venture to say that there isn't anything significantly wrong with you due to the AAS use. If there is a serious problem, than this is something you most likely would have had before ever taking any performance enhancing substances. Not to say it couldn't aggravate things, but I would not think it would have caused any serious problems. With that in mind though AAS or not for everyone. For some they make you feel "on top of the world" while others feel ran down, depressed, and sick. It all depends on your own body chemistry on how you'll react to specific drugs. Very easy, if your not feeling well and do not enjoy being on than I would suggest to quit. There wouldn't be any hard feelings from anyone, it is your own body that ultimately you have to listen to. Not that I would ever look down on the usage of AAS, I have recently made up my mind to discontinue using all AAS and ancilliaries. I just figured I'm not playing sports anymore, tired of the ups and downs, and ultimately just concerned about my long term health and future. I don't believe the side effects are really that bad if taken properly but I would get to the point where I just did not know when to stop. Now I'm thinking more about my career and family things. Definitely miss the "ups" though but I'm beginning to get used to natural training and supplementation. As long as you keep your diet 100% and train hard you can still look really good. Not as freaky, but still pretty damn good. Still might go ahead and compete again though naturally in the future if my schedule permits. We'll see?
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