My joints hurt

[ryno9000]

Ouch.

Tbol/Test/Primo. Haven't added the Mast yet. What is the most likely culprit? And how to fix the joint pain? I am not adding Deca, so don't offer that as a solution. No more steroids in my gigantic cycle.

 

[moya]

are you on an AI?....

 

[zedhed]

Good question moya. Excess AI (s) will do it for some of us.
Actually I am gonna say Deca. But you really dont need much of it at all.
If you get crazy and do it try around 150mg/week. With that small dose you should not have sides to speak of and that is enough to work for me.
Good luck and keep us posted.

 

[CheapPinz]

too much anti-As will dry you out and possibly cause joint pain. also, are you taking any type of chondroitin to lubricate your joints? ...just a few ideas

 

[ryno9000]

I am NOT suseptible to bloat or most estro sides, so I hardly ever use an AI. I have arimidex on hand, but I can't remember the last time I actually used it. So this has to be something else??

 

[jmat2407]

Ouch.

Tbol/Test/Primo. Haven't added the Mast yet. What is the most likely culprit? And how to fix the joint pain? I am not adding Deca, so don't offer that as a solution. No more steroids in my gigantic cycle.

This should help ya, a much better choice than randomly adding deca.

Forged Joint Repair

 

[stevesmi]

poor form when lifting, lack of omega's in your diet. many americans do not get ANY omega 3 acids!! in fact you can actually be eating things that make inflammation worse.. i know someone who plays tennis and had knee issues, i bought her a bottle of fish oil and the problem was cured

Fish: Atlantic salmon, herring, sardines, halibut, bluefish, tuna and mackerel
Plants: Good sources of alpha-linolenic acid (ALA) -- the plant-based omega-3 -- are canola oil; flaxseed and flaxseed oil; walnuts; and leafy, green vegetables, such as purslane. Enhanced food: In the United States, these include omega-3 enriched eggs​

also krill oil as a supplement ​

stay away from processed foods and dairy

 

[C.K.]

Running the same cycle it'll subside I had real bad wrist pain and cracking and it went away when I got off the tbol... mast and primo is very smooth specially together they aren't the culprit

 

[J Nicholas]

I should have picked "Mr. Injury" as my forum name. I'm all banged up (75% is not lifting related). Here's what I do:
Glucosamine/chondroitin is cheap and you'll mainly notice it when you STOP taking it.

I find fish oil to be reletively dramatic. Fish oil is just a must have for every human. Get the cheap shit and eat it like it's free.

MSM has really helped alot of people. I take it just because I can, but haven't got any epic tales about it.

Naproxen Sodium can be a daily assist for getting through your workouts. It reduces swelling.

Flexibility training can truly cure whatever your aches may be It doesnt just help your body, it helps your state of mind as well. For me, stretching and fish oil are the 2 heaviest hitters.

Hope you feel better.

 

[ryno9000]

I should have picked "Mr. Injury" as my forum name. I'm all banged up (75% is not lifting related). Here's what I do:
Glucosamine/chondroitin is cheap and you'll mainly notice it when you STOP taking it.

I find fish oil to be reletively dramatic. Fish oil is just a must have for every human. Get the cheap shit and eat it like it's free.

MSM has really helped alot of people. I take it just because I can, but haven't got any epic tales about it.

Naproxen Sodium can be a daily assist for getting through your workouts. It reduces swelling.

Flexibility training can truly cure whatever your aches may be It doesnt just help your body, it helps your state of mind as well. For me, stretching and fish oil are the 2 heaviest hitters.

Hope you feel better.

Thank you!

And thanks to everyone else who posted. I went and bought everything already! God - I had to quit mid workout today. I couldn't even unrack the weights, the 45s felt like they would rip my arms off. It was terrible. This is worse than tren.