Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below I've Been on 500mg of Test Depot ICN's for like four months now. I haven't had ANY problems before today. I was in the gym today doing chest...I did my normal warm up...and started my work-out as normal. About half way through I noticed my heart was pounding really hard...It kind of felt like it was fluddering or something...I blew it off at first but, as I kept working out it was getting worst...now, it felt like my heart was skipping a beat then pounding really hard...I Checked my pulse on my neck and felt the pause. I double checked to make sure that it was not my imagination...and it wasn't. I got really freaked out and told my lifting partner that I was done...and went home. I have never had any heart problems before...and it doesn't run in my family. I'm 22 and lead a good lifestyle...no smoking, no drinking, no drug. I'm a PT and have been training for 6 years. I am also on liquidex and proscar. What do you think??? I'm really worried...I also have not had any bloodwork done(not smart...I know) What should I do??? Should I stop lifting and taper off the test???
Heart Problems From TEST!!!???
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Big Mac Attack
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Go to a cardiologist tomarrow. It dosent matter what drug(s) your on, if your heart is not right you need help. The problem could be due to rapid weight gain, if you gained 10+ pounds for example. Stoping a drug thinking that your heart will be better or trying to find some correlation between test and heart problems is silly go to a doctor!!!!!!!!!
liftsiron
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Big Mac Attack Go to a cardiologist tomarrow. It dosent matter what drug(s) your on, if your heart is not right you need help. The problem could be due to rapid weight gain, if you gained 10+ pounds for example. Stoping a drug thinking that your heart will be better or trying to find some correlation between test and heart problems is silly go to a doctor!!!!!!!!!
Good advice Big Mac. It could be a number of things including hbp, or anxiety. 500mgs of test should not have a negative effect on a normal healthy heart. But you need to be checked to insure that you have a normal and healthy heart.
Good advice Big Mac. It could be a number of things including hbp, or anxiety. 500mgs of test should not have a negative effect on a normal healthy heart. But you need to be checked to insure that you have a normal and healthy heart.
TraxZBT
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that happened to me the other day... Almost feels like your heart isn't pumping anymore (delayed pulses). I'm not "on" so I thought nothing of it but by any chance did you take an ECA before your workout? After I stopped taking it before workouts, it never happened again. Also how was your breathing like. I believe another variable that attributed to this was my breathing during benching. Once i started to breathe in a controlled manner, the fluttering went away.
40butpumpin
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I got this from prolonged tachycardia from an ADR to an antibiotic that was given to me for something totaly unrelated. My resting hr was 120+ for months and I guess it just started giving out or something. Started skipping beats like crazy, scared the crap out of me but there wasn't a damned thing I could do about it. Obviously not what you have but I know what you're talking about.
You need to avoid stimulants like the plague (including any caffeine) until the doc has had a chance to take a look at you. Rythm problems should not be taken lightly! He'll no doubt suit you up with a Holter Monitor and observe your heart during a 24 hour period. Make sure you workout with the Holter Monitor on. You know IMO that's justification for an ER visit, go get checked out bro.
You need to avoid stimulants like the plague (including any caffeine) until the doc has had a chance to take a look at you. Rythm problems should not be taken lightly! He'll no doubt suit you up with a Holter Monitor and observe your heart during a 24 hour period. Make sure you workout with the Holter Monitor on. You know IMO that's justification for an ER visit, go get checked out bro.
You'll probaby find that after being tested by your doc, he won't find anything wrong with you physically, your suffering from stress, try and do more cardio, try and maintain over 70-80% of you max hearf rate and the condition will calm its self, start low and work up, if you want to get rid of it forever you need to focus on the cause of your stress, these might help
'you can heal your life' louise hays
'conversations with god' bk1 neale donald walsh
(don't let the title fool you its not a religious book)
the lower your bodyfat levels the easier it will be on your heart
peace bro!
'you can heal your life' louise hays
'conversations with god' bk1 neale donald walsh
(don't let the title fool you its not a religious book)
the lower your bodyfat levels the easier it will be on your heart
peace bro!
LivinLarger
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I had this same shit happen, I was in atrial fibrilation from a virus that I caught during my cycle. I went into the ER because the virus had me feeling like shit and I could tell something was wrong with my heartbeat, fast and not in rythm. They addmitted me right away and I was in for 4 days while they figured out WTF caused it to happen. I came cleas on my AS use (I was on at the time) They concluded it was because of the viral infection and not due to the AS use.
After I beat the virus I had to have a cardio vesion performed (they stopped my heart) and all has been fine ever since. I actually trained legs that day after getting out with my Dr's permission so it may not be a big deal but you can not fix it on your own.
No ephedrine or caffeine until you get this checked out. It freaked me out to the point of having panic attacks before I went in so do yourself a favor and go get checked out.
After I beat the virus I had to have a cardio vesion performed (they stopped my heart) and all has been fine ever since. I actually trained legs that day after getting out with my Dr's permission so it may not be a big deal but you can not fix it on your own.
No ephedrine or caffeine until you get this checked out. It freaked me out to the point of having panic attacks before I went in so do yourself a favor and go get checked out.
