Heart Pounding!

[VIOLENT J]

I'm into my second week of my 16 week cycle. I'm using test cyp600mg/eq600mg/tren75eod. I noticed on Monday after some heavy rows my heart is pounding so hard it starts to skip beats a couple irregular beats, and then I'll walk it off and it calms down. Does tren or eq cause this? Has anyone had any experience with this issue? I can't even take any caffeine pre-workout because of this, not that I need it because the tren is already kicked in.


-VIOLENT

 

[DJ_UFO]

Well, maybe you don't know and have something called PVC. Premature Ventricular Contractions. I started having my heart skipping beats about 2 years ago....i was very scared until i studied by myself because docs don't know anything and discover what it is. It is not an illness or a phisiologic problem. It is just the frequency of the electrical impulses of the heart that are not going by the normal way. When this occurs?. In my case, if i take any kind of stimulant...caffeine, chocolate, ephedrine, drugs and mix it with lack of sleep and/or alcohol, tobacco, my heart start skipping beats the next day...it last about 5-8 hours and it is gone. Well, i was fine from some months ago...5 weeks ago started my cycle, test with dbol and in the nights and in the afternoons on the first 2 weeks my heart was skipping some beats...so my deduction was that they come from the stimulants like test and dbol. I lowered the dose, and waited til my body got a little used to it. Then i increased it again and now at week 5 i feel great...no problem at all.

So I think you have to adjust the dose first, wait until second week and then go increasing the dose. For some people the front load or the high dose from the beginning does not result. I got very helpful advices from good bros from here. They shared their experience with me. I'm trying to share mine with you. You'll be OK and don't worry. Just go easy.

 

[RADAR]

Djufo is right!!! lower the dose,it gear will still be there once your body adapts to the change!

RADAR

 

[s4play]

Heart is just adapting to the roids. Don't stress it, your heart will get used to it and start calming down.

 

[sconoscuito]

yea I had that happen when I was on some blood thinner medication or something

its not good but it happens

 

[VIOLENT J]

Thanx fellaz. Its always good to hear I'm not the only one.
Djufo: I have had pvc's in the past, and get them once in a great while, just not as extreme as they are when I lift. JUst have to let my body get used to the juice and chill I guess. Thankz


-VIOLENT

 

[mlong23]

could it be due to high blood pressure?

 

[luciasb]

could it be due to high blood pressure?

Yup, could be. The juice could raise his bp and make it more noticeable. PVCs occur in every person only some notice it more often. We dont worry about them unless they occur several in a row or more than 6 in a minute for a sustained period of time. A heartbeat is generated by electricity that spreads out from one cell to the next. Every cell in the heart has the ability to generate a heartbeat so if one cell fires off out of sync, the next thing that happens is an early beat (which you dont feel) followed by a long filling of the heart. The heart has a reflex (starling principle) that the more the muscle is stretched by the filling, the more forceful the contraction. SO you feel the heart beat after the PVC, not the PVC itself~this is the thump in your chest. Like I said every person has this happen and 99.9% of the time its normal if it occurs every now and again. Alcohol, stimulants etc... can increase the amount that you have b/c they can irritate the heart cells and make them prone to firing off randomly. Again this is just general info on PVCs, but dont ever hesitate to seek appropriate medical advice.

 

[Deterass]

Take this simple heart test

 

[lartinos]

lol, it's the tren.