Just had my gall bladder removed last week

[Phenom78]

Ive done a total of three cycles, mostly test only. 4 weeks of dbol with the last one. Six months of hgh a year ago at 5ius, and two short cycles of DNP (mostly what Im worried about).

I have a family history of gall bladder problems on my moms side, and several of my relatives have had them removed. So I understand there is more likely a genetic component to this than anything else.

But after removing it the surgeon told me he had never seen such an ugly gall bladder lol, and that it looks to have stopped working completely just prior to removal.

Offhand anyone ever heard of the effects of gear on the gall bladder. I dont generally take any orals (except for the dbol listed above) but am particularly interested if anyone has heard of the DNP adversely effecting someones gall bladder in that way.

 

[hankes64]

Ive done a total of three cycles, mostly test only. 4 weeks of dbol with the last one. Six months of hgh a year ago at 5ius, and two short cycles of DNP (mostly what Im worried about).

I have a family history of gall bladder problems on my moms side, and several of my relatives have had them removed. So I understand there is more likely a genetic component to this than anything else.

But after removing it the surgeon told me he had never seen such an ugly gall bladder lol, and that it looks to have stopped working completely just prior to removal.

Offhand anyone ever heard of the effects of gear on the gall bladder. I dont generally take any orals (except for the dbol listed above) but am particularly interested if anyone has heard of the DNP adversely effecting someones gall bladder in that way.

DNP may have cooked your gall bladder. Remember that shit will raise your body temp to ungodly temps, most people that died from DNP their post mortem temp was 130+ degrees!!! Besides its the active ingredient in aviation paint and highly carcinogenic compound, why chance it?

 

[needtogetaas]

Sorry To Here Bro

 

[solidspine]

Doubtful, gear has affected your Gall bladder, sounds much more genetic, everyone in my family, mother and father and older sister have had it removed. I have been on gear most of the past 10 years, Too much sugar, eg cake, ice cream and pork has always made my gall bladder act up. Always has and still does.

The gear hasn’t done anything to it.

If I go to a movie and down a box of milk duds, it will nail me in about 3-4 hours, I break out the tums.

On the positive side, you don’t need it and you should be 2lbs lighter.

 

[velvett]

More likely it's genetic.
My father had his removed.

All I can say to you is WATCH WHAT YOU EAT

Good Luck.

How's the scar?
Get some Scarease works well.

 

[Phenom78]

More likely it's genetic.
My father had his removed.

All I can say to you is WATCH WHAT YOU EAT

Good Luck.

How's the scar?
Get some Scarease works well.

Had laproscopic surgery, so they just poke 4 small holes in you (one in the belly button) as opposed to one large scar. But Ill try the scarease anyway. Thanks

 

[Phenom78]

On the positive side, you don’t need it and you should be 2lbs lighter.

LOL

Shedding more than that

And no gym for at least a month

 

[Big O]

I'm almost 48...had my gall bladder removed in March....It was the stones that made my situation bad.....
A high fat diet will do it all the time....

 

[lanky]

oral steroids can very well cause cholestasis and possibly contribute to gallstone formation/worsening of current condition..chances are you had a CT scan?

 

[doublefister]

I know someone who is always on gear and has had his gall bladder removed because it stopped working. He also has to go in for one of his kidneys too and even has gyno which needs to have surgery on. He definitely doesn't care too much about his body and plans on being on gear for the rest of his life.

Not a smart guy but he believes his problems is gear related.