excessive bleeding

[Lantz]

Dear members,
this is my first post on this board. I did a google search on the effects that AAS have on the blood. Do any of you know if gear can cause excessive bleeding?
Say a small cut that bleeds loads...
Thanks

 

[cornfish]

I don't know 100% but i can say that my sister is a hemopheliac and has to be extremely careful about getting cut and she has done a few very small cycles. I personally haven't seen any studies or solid information that notes this as a concern

Hope this helps, but i can't speak from experience

 

[azul]

Dear members,
this is my first post on this board. I did a google search on the effects that AAS have on the blood. Do any of you know if gear can cause excessive bleeding?
Say a small cut that bleeds loads...
Thanks

Increased bloodpressure from certain steroids might cause slightly higher bleeding, but excessive... well, that's another story.

 

[GEEK2FREAK]

I hear you can hold an extra 1-2 quarts of blood while on AS Also increasing blood pressure.

Any vets please add to this.

 

[terrapin]

Dear members,
this is my first post on this board. I did a google search on the effects that AAS have on the blood. Do any of you know if gear can cause excessive bleeding?
Say a small cut that bleeds loads...
Thanks

Can you please be more specfic...is this about you, do you have a predisposed position to bleeding? Are you on a blood thinner? Please give more info and I can be of help.

Terrapin

 

[hammertime30]

Dear members,
this is my first post on this board. I did a google search on the effects that AAS have on the blood. Do any of you know if gear can cause excessive bleeding?
Say a small cut that bleeds loads...
Thanks

3 weeks into a heavy tren/test cycle i cut a nice chunk off my index finger while cutting wood....the cut was pretty bad to the point that I didn't have enough meat to stitch if I went for stitches.....After cleaning it and bandaging it, the bleeding stopped fairly quickly.....It seem to heal normally, I didn't notice any excessive bleeding or lack of clotting so, I don't think AAS brings that issue to the table.......